The Kite Runner

Question Even though unlimited events go past in the novel, the title refers to increase fighting and kite running. What do these activities symbolize in the novel and why are they so important? To whom or what does the title, The increase commencement, refer? Kite fighting and kite running represent the fights in the novel and how you can relapse the game and someone important in your life. If you elevate you can gain someones erotic love and you can lose someones love in an instant. For example, emeer won the ambition and at the aforementioned(prenominal) time he won his fathers love, but he doomed Hassan.Imagine if emeer wouldve lost he wouldnt shake off gained his fathers love, but Hassan wouldnt have gone for that kite and he wouldnt have gotten raped and their all in alliance would have never gotten tainted. I think the title The Kite Runner, refers to Hassan because hes the infamous kite runner that doesnt need to follow the root word and doesnt go in the same direction. Hassan goes his own way and invariably gets to the hole a while before the kite actually gets there. Hassan is also a very fast runner that was an advantage for him to go along with his pure(a) kite running skills.He would all do it for ameer since he was so stanch the title of this novel is something emeer probably wouldve named it. The title The Kite Runner, represents faithfulty, because when Hassan ran go through his brave out kite he would ever run for Amir his loyal lecture were For you a thousand propagation over. When Amir wanted to be loyal to Sohrab, he ran a kite for him and he said For you a thousand times over. So the title The Kite Runner is dedication and love and all the things that give you homage.The Kite RunnerQuestion Even though countless events occur in the novel, the title refers to kite fighting and kite running. What do these activities represent in the novel and why are they so important? To whom or what does the title, The Kite Ru nner, refer? Kite fighting and kite running represent the fights in the novel and how you can lose the game and someone important in your life. If you win you can gain someones love and you can lose someones love in an instant. For example, Amir won the competition and at the same time he won his fathers love, but he lost Hassan.Imagine if Amir wouldve lost he wouldnt have gained his fathers love, but Hassan wouldnt have gone for that kite and he wouldnt have gotten raped and their relationship would have never gotten tainted. I think the title The Kite Runner, refers to Hassan because hes the infamous kite runner that doesnt need to follow the group and doesnt go in the same direction. Hassan goes his own way and always gets to the location a while before the kite actually gets there. Hassan is also a very fast runner that was an advantage for him to go along with his perfect kite running skills.He would all do it for Amir since he was so loyal the title of this novel is something Amir probably wouldve named it. The title The Kite Runner, represents loyalty, because when Hassan ran down his last kite he would ever run for Amir his loyal words were For you a thousand times over. When Amir wanted to be loyal to Sohrab, he ran a kite for him and he said For you a thousand times over. So the title The Kite Runner is loyalty and love and all the things that give you loyalty.The Kite RunnerAmir and Hassan, the sultans of Kabul This literary analysis will evaluate The Kite Runner, directed by Marc advance and based on the novel The Kite Runner written by Khaled Hosseini. The photographic film contains many universal themes however the symbolisation and significance of the pomegranate guide manoeuvre often represents and supports the nature of Hassan and Amirs association as the story progresses. The first element that needs to be examine is the symbolism behind the pomegranate channelise. The pomegranate is mentioned in the Quran as being a fruit from parad ise.In the Quran it is described as being ripe and rich in color, but mirroring the pomegranate guide in The Kite Runner, it too becomes lifeless, suggesting a fall from paradise. The pomegranate shoetree diagrams resemble the friendship between Amir and Hassan. As it falters and weakens, so too does the pomegranate tree. Hassan has an unanswered love for Amir. He admired Amir for his knowledge Amir would have and know things that Hassan could not. The pomegranate trees at the beginning of the movie are representative of the brawny friendship that the boys component part.Its bright red fruit representing new life and opportunities as they grew, and its large braches analogous outstretched arms sheltering them from the international world. Hassan found refuge in Amirs friendship just as he found refuge in the pomegranate tree. It was a imperative and happy place where the boys like to play. Amir reads to Hassan underneath the trees which transport him away from his illiteracy , but just like the trees, Amir towers over him with his knowledge. Amir uses Alis knives to compartmentalise Amir and Hassan, the sultans of Kabul into the body of the tree. This act represented the boys bound to one an other and to the tree.After Amir bore witness to Hassan being rapped, he feels as though it is impossible to be in the same room as him. They walk up to the pomegranate tree where the boys sit and talk. Amir picks up a pomegranate asking Hassan what he would do if he move out him with the fruit. This seems as though Amir wants to test Hassans loyalty. Amir hurls a pomegranate at Hassans chest, demanding Hassan to fight jeopardize. . Hit me back Amir demands. He wants Hassan to hurt him so he can feel pain. Amir wants Hassan to get revenge on him because of the vice he had afterward the rape. Amir pelts Hassan with pomegranates, leaving him drenched in red fruit.The boys share the pomegranate tree they carved their names on the trunk, fed from the same breast and they also share the same blood. Hassan being covered in red symbolizes the blood spilled after the rape. Although Hassan was the victim, the rape literal errorly cut both of the boys, they were both hurt and their blood was shed. Hassan bled after the rape and Amir will continue to bleed because he failed to help. The rape cut their friendship apart. After being hit repeatedly with the fruit, Hassan cracks a pomegranate over his own head without locution a word. Hassan displays his unwavering loyalty towards Amir.He would never do anything to hurt Amir and the unreserved act of Hassan breaking the pomegranate on his own head symbolizes this loyalty and humility. The cracked pomegranates represent the cracked relationships that form between Amir and Hassan and Baba and Ali. A literal crevasse forms and divides all of the characters after they bear on away from one another. The tree isnt seen again until Amir returns to Afghanistan. He travels back to his home and back to the pomegranate tree. Amir and Hassan lifted each other up just by being in one anothers company. Life for them seemed to flourish along with their friendship.The tree represents this. In times of comfort it produced rich red fruit and sunlight flickered though its leaves. The tree is a part of the boys. It seemed to feed off of them and their relationship, when it was strong the tree prospered and grew. When Amir betrayed Hassan and broke the friendship, the tree died. Their names are carved in it they have laughed, played and fought around it. It was the centre of their lives for years. Amir, unaware of how far the ripples of his decisions could travel, killed the relationship in an instant. With the devastation of this beautiful friendship comes the death of the pomegranate tree.All that remains is a faded carving and fading memories of happiness. It mirrors the relationship between Amir and Hassan perfectly as well as the region of Afghanistan. Amir has lost everybody that he lov ed when he was a child. His soul is empty and barren, a mirror image of the embellish that surrounds him when he travels back to Kabul. throughout this film, we see the relationship between Amir and Hassan transform. It begins with Hassans unwavering loyalty and great love for Amir and ends with the separation and death of the friendship. The use of the pomegranate tree is a great visual representative of this changing relationship.The Kite Runnerallegiance is an attitude of devotion, faithfulness and affection. In the novel The kite runner homage is a prominent theme throughout. There are signs of loyalty between a few characters but the main ones concerning Hassan and Amir . Hassan comes from a rough cordial background, lacks education and is the main victim of disloyalty by Amir however he was the character who portrayed loyalty the most. Amir is constantly putting Hassans loyalty to the test.He asks him if he would chew dirt and Hassan answers him in reflexion that if he wa s asked to then yes he would but he challenges Amirs loyalty at the same time in saying but I wonder, would you ever ask me to do such a thing amir agha . Hassan shows loyalty to Amir when he admits to stealing his watch and his money. He knew all along that Amir wanted to get rid of him and Ali however being the loyal servant and friend he was he admits to a offence which he did not commit for Amirs sake . he does this To ensure Baba does not see Amir as a liar.The main incident which proves the magnitude of Hassans loyalty towards Amir was when Amir watched Hassan get raped but did nothing to stop it. And although Hassan endured the most traumatic experience of his life he remains loyal to Amir and disregards the fact that he witnessed the entire scenario. He ignores Amirs sinful actions and instead asks if HE had done something wrong. Throughout his life, Amir is haunted by the disloyalty with which he has always tough Hassan, especially since Hassan had always been unquestion ably loyal to him.Little things like hand washed and ironed clothes neatly placed on the chair and the wood already burning at breakfast time reminds Amir of Hassans continuous loyalty and causes him extreme guilt Hassan even dies a loyal man by resisting the Taliban when they came to register possession of Babas house. Amir finally gets the opportunity to change his life for the better and for a change demonstrate his faithfulness towards Hassan after his death.By Amir making a dangerous trip back to Afghanistan to rescue and raise Hassans son -Sohrab from the Taliban is a prime example of returning his loyalty to Hassan . Amir flies kites with sorab and tells him how hassan was the best kite flyer. He develops a close relationship with sorab and treats him as if he were his own son. He truly wants the best for Sorab and he is finally given the opportunity to be as loving and loyal as Hassan once wasThe Kite RunnerLoyalty is an attitude of devotion, faithfulness and affection. In the novel The kite runner Loyalty is a prominent theme throughout. There are signs of loyalty between a few characters but the main ones concerning Hassan and Amir . Hassan comes from a rough social background, lacks education and is the main victim of disloyalty by Amir however he was the character who portrayed loyalty the most. Amir is constantly putting Hassans loyalty to the test.He asks him if he would chew dirt and Hassan answers him in saying that if he was asked to then yes he would but he challenges Amirs loyalty at the same time in saying but I wonder, would you ever ask me to do such a thing amir agha . Hassan shows loyalty to Amir when he admits to stealing his watch and his money. He knew all along that Amir wanted to get rid of him and Ali however being the loyal servant and friend he was he admits to a curse which he did not commit for Amirs sake . he does this To ensure Baba does not see Amir as a liar.The main incident which proves the magnitude of Hassans loyalt y towards Amir was when Amir watched Hassan get raped but did nothing to stop it. And although Hassan endured the most traumatic experience of his life he remains loyal to Amir and disregards the fact that he witnessed the entire scenario. He ignores Amirs sinful actions and instead asks if HE had done something wrong. Throughout his life, Amir is haunted by the disloyalty with which he has always treated Hassan, especially since Hassan had always been unquestionably loyal to him.Little things like hand washed and ironed clothes neatly placed on the chair and the wood already burning at breakfast time reminds Amir of Hassans continuous loyalty and causes him extreme guilt Hassan even dies a loyal man by resisting the Taliban when they came to have got possession of Babas house. Amir finally gets the opportunity to change his life for the better and for a change demonstrate his faithfulness towards Hassan after his death.By Amir making a dangerous trip back to Afghanistan to rescue and raise Hassans son -Sohrab from the Taliban is a prime example of returning his loyalty to Hassan . Amir flies kites with sorab and tells him how hassan was the best kite flyer. He develops a close relationship with sorab and treats him as if he were his own son. He truly wants the best for Sorab and he is finally given the opportunity to be as loving and loyal as Hassan once wasThe Kite RunnerAmir and Hassan, the sultans of Kabul This literary analysis will evaluate The Kite Runner, directed by Marc Foster and based on the novel The Kite Runner written by Khaled Hosseini. The movie contains many universal themes however the symbolism and significance of the pomegranate tree often represents and supports the nature of Hassan and Amirs friendship as the story progresses. The first element that needs to be analyzed is the symbolism behind the pomegranate tree. The pomegranate is mentioned in the Quran as being a fruit from paradise.In the Quran it is described as being ripe and ri ch in color, but mirroring the pomegranate tree in The Kite Runner, it too becomes lifeless, suggesting a fall from paradise. The pomegranate trees resemble the friendship between Amir and Hassan. As it falters and weakens, so too does the pomegranate tree. Hassan has an unrequited love for Amir. He admired Amir for his knowledge Amir would have and know things that Hassan could not. The pomegranate trees at the beginning of the movie are representative of the strong friendship that the boys share.Its bright red fruit representing new life and opportunities as they grew, and its large braches like outstretched arms sheltering them from the outside world. Hassan found refuge in Amirs friendship just as he found refuge in the pomegranate tree. It was a positive and happy place where the boys like to play. Amir reads to Hassan underneath the trees which transport him away from his illiteracy, but just like the trees, Amir towers over him with his knowledge. Amir uses Alis knives to car ve Amir and Hassan, the sultans of Kabul into the trunk of the tree. This act represented the boys bound to one another and to the tree.After Amir bore witness to Hassan being rapped, he feels as though it is impossible to be in the same room as him. They walk up to the pomegranate tree where the boys sit and talk. Amir picks up a pomegranate asking Hassan what he would do if he hit him with the fruit. This seems as though Amir wants to test Hassans loyalty. Amir hurls a pomegranate at Hassans chest, demanding Hassan to fight back. . Hit me back Amir demands. He wants Hassan to hurt him so he can feel pain. Amir wants Hassan to get revenge on him because of the guilt he had after the rape. Amir pelts Hassan with pomegranates, leaving him drenched in red fruit.The boys share the pomegranate tree they carved their names on the trunk, fed from the same breast and they also share the same blood. Hassan being covered in red symbolizes the blood spilled after the rape. Although Hassan wa s the victim, the rape literally cut both of the boys, they were both hurt and their blood was shed. Hassan bled after the rape and Amir will continue to bleed because he failed to help. The rape cut their friendship apart. After being hit repeatedly with the fruit, Hassan cracks a pomegranate over his own head without saying a word. Hassan displays his unwavering loyalty towards Amir.He would never do anything to hurt Amir and the simple act of Hassan breaking the pomegranate on his own head symbolizes this loyalty and humility. The cracked pomegranates represent the cracked relationships that form between Amir and Hassan and Baba and Ali. A literal crevasse forms and divides all of the characters after they move away from one another. The tree isnt seen again until Amir returns to Afghanistan. He travels back to his home and back to the pomegranate tree. Amir and Hassan lifted each other up just by being in one anothers company. Life for them seemed to flourish along with their fr iendship.The tree represents this. In times of happiness it produced rich red fruit and sunlight flickered though its leaves. The tree is a part of the boys. It seemed to feed off of them and their relationship, when it was strong the tree prospered and grew. When Amir betrayed Hassan and broke the friendship, the tree died. Their names are carved in it they have laughed, played and fought around it. It was the centre of their lives for years. Amir, unaware of how far the ripples of his decisions could travel, killed the relationship in an instant. With the death of this beautiful friendship comes the death of the pomegranate tree.All that remains is a faded carving and fading memories of happiness. It mirrors the relationship between Amir and Hassan perfectly as well as the country of Afghanistan. Amir has lost everybody that he loved when he was a child. His soul is empty and barren, a mirror image of the landscape that surrounds him when he travels back to Kabul. Throughout this film, we see the relationship between Amir and Hassan transform. It begins with Hassans unwavering loyalty and great love for Amir and ends with the separation and death of the friendship. The use of the pomegranate tree is a great visual representative of this changing relationship.The Kite RunnerQuestion Even though countless events occur in the novel, the title refers to kite fighting and kite running. What do these activities represent in the novel and why are they so important? To whom or what does the title, The Kite Runner, refer? Kite fighting and kite running represent the fights in the novel and how you can lose the game and someone important in your life. If you win you can gain someones love and you can lose someones love in an instant. For example, Amir won the competition and at the same time he won his fathers love, but he lost Hassan.Imagine if Amir wouldve lost he wouldnt have gained his fathers love, but Hassan wouldnt have gone for that kite and he wouldnt have go tten raped and their relationship would have never gotten tainted. I think the title The Kite Runner, refers to Hassan because hes the infamous kite runner that doesnt need to follow the group and doesnt go in the same direction. Hassan goes his own way and always gets to the location a while before the kite actually gets there. Hassan is also a very fast runner that was an advantage for him to go along with his perfect kite running skills.He would all do it for Amir since he was so loyal the title of this novel is something Amir probably wouldve named it. The title The Kite Runner, represents loyalty, because when Hassan ran down his last kite he would ever run for Amir his loyal words were For you a thousand times over. When Amir wanted to be loyal to Sohrab, he ran a kite for him and he said For you a thousand times over. So the title The Kite Runner is loyalty and love and all the things that give you loyalty.