The Kite Runner Quotes And Techniques

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During this scene which takes place in The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini in a side Alley of Kabul Afghanistan the main plot of this scene is that Hassan a Hazara and servant of Amir a Pashtun is getting bullied by a Pashtun named Assef who is a Big tall Villain like German boy who idolizes horrible people like Adolf Hitler. In this scene each main character acts differently than the other one being the innocent “Sheep” which is Hassan because he is being bullied and he doesn't have any protection like his slingshot because he didn't bring it because he didn't think he would need it for running after kites. This is proven when Assef says “Where is your slingshot Hazara” after this he starts to turn his brass knuckles in his hands then says “What was it you said? They’ll have to call you one eyed Assef.’That’s …show more content…

Then again, it's easy to be clever when you're holding a loaded weapon”.Before Hassan had protection with a weapon a slingshot with rocks he said people are going to call him one eyed Assef saying basically he’s gonna shoot his eye out with a rock but now with no weapon Hassan can’t scare Assef with a slingshot. After this Aseef says “but today is your lucky day, Hazara” “ I’m in a mood to forgive. What do you say to that boys”This is saying Aseef is going to be nice and forgive him but he wants the blue kite the same kite that is so significant to Hassan because he thinks its the key to baba's heart. But after this he says “Of course, nothing is free in this world, and my pardon comes with a small price. His sidekicks reply with a “that’s fair” by Kamal and “nothing is free” by Wali. Following this Assef says “ your a lucky Hazara” “ because today it is only going to cost you that lie kite”. A fair deal boys isn’t it?” Hassan relies with “Amir agah won the tournament and I ran this kite for him. I ran it fairly. This is his kite.” Aseef then goes on to Hassan about how he is loyal like a dog and his if Hassan would ever do this for him and

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