The Kite Runner: Quotes Analysis

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Quote 2: “War doesn’t negate decency. It demands it, even more than in times of peace”- Baba
This quote is referring to when a woman is in danger of being sexually abused and Baba stands up for her. At this point, Amir attempts to stop him from becoming involved. This action further develops Amir as a character with weak morals and a selfish personality: rather than stop an atrocity from happening right in front of his eyes, he would rather stay back to save himself any trouble. Baba, however, shakes his son’s hand off and displays his strong moral character in continuing to help the woman. At this point, in response to Baba stands up for the woman, her husband and what he believes in based on his perception of the situation. This shows the

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Essay on Novel Card1

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