The Kite Runner Theme Analysis

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In the novel "The Kite Runner", the author, Khaled Hosseini wrote about many themes and the relationship between the protagonist, Amir, and Hassan. Amir's relationship with Hassan was bad because Amir treated him badly; however, Hassan was always loyal to Amir. Many scenes where these two characters appear made them look brave and shameful. Throughout the novel, there were many themes discuss such as courage, love, shame, and betrayal. However, the themes that were most used were courage and shame.

One of the most prominent themes in the novel was courage. Hassan was one of the characters who showed courage throughout the novel. Hassan sacrificed for someone who didn't care about him. He decided to have the courage to take the place of his

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