# data[].attributes.body
He demonstrates these social-economic/cultural differences through Amir's struggles with Hassan. At one point point, Amir asks his father is he would ever consider getting new servants. "He was telling me how most people thought it was better to plant tulips in the fall and how that wasn't true, when I came right out and I said it. 'Baba, have you ever thought about getting new servants?' " (89) This shows the difference between the two people. Amir feels as though he could just remove Hassan from his life since they are their servants. It puts emphasis on the relationship between servant and master.

# data[].attributes.body
"Baba's motto about throwing parties was this: Invite the whole world or it's not a party. I remember scanning over the invitation list a week before my birthday party and not recognizing at least three-quarters of the four hundred-- plus Kakas and Khalas who were going to bring me gifts and congratulate me for having lived to thirteen. Then I realized they weren't really coming for me. It was my birthday, but I knew who the real star of the show was." this quote shows the cultural and social economic differences in amirs world because it is his own birthday party and he doesn't feel that it is for him. He doesn't know most of the people that are here and realized that they aren't here for him, but for someone else. He thanked everyone personally and gave hugs to strangers. When Amir asked baba about getting new servants was also an example of the differences because he feels that since hassan is just a servant that he can be replaced in his life.

# data[].attributes.body
The author further demonstrated social economic differences in Amir's world by showing how Amir interacts with the guests at his birthday party. "I had to greet each of the guests personally- Baba made sure of that; no one was going to gossip the next day about how he'd raised a son with no manners. I kissed hundreds of cheeks, hugged total strangers, thanked them for their gifts. My face ached from the strain of my plastered smile." (Hosseini 95) At Amir's 13th birthday party there were a lot of guests; guests that Amir didnt even know. They were most likely friends of Baba's which is weird because why would he invite his older friends to his son's thirteenth birthday party? It would've been rude for Amir to ignore these guests, even though he didn't know them, she he had to greet and thank each of them so that there wouldn't be any talk the next day. My parents have never invited their friends to a birthday party for me or my sisters and I've never gone to a birthday party where the parent's  invited their friends. Baba inviting people he knew most likely made it awkward for Amir and took the fun out of it.

# data[].attributes.body
At the end of the chapter 8, Hassan is seen serving drinks to his abusers which demonstrates social-economic/ cultural differences, "I saw something I'll never forget: Hassan serving drink to Assef and Wali from a silver platter." (Hosseini 100). This shows that what Assef and his friends did to Hassan did not really matter, because Hassan was just a mere Hazara. The author shows how Assef got away with what he did just because he comes from a rich family.

# data[].attributes.body
The author further demonstrates social-economic/cultural differences when it talks about Hassan having to serve the same person who raped him just because he is a Hazara and not a Pashtun. "In one of those brief bursts of light, I saw something I'll never forget: Hassan serving drinks to Assef and Wali from a silver platter." (Hosseini 100) Even though Hassan was the victim, he had to serve Assef just because of his social status and even if he had told somebody, nobody would care/listen because they'd believe any lie Assef would come up with.

# data[].attributes.body
The birthday party shows the social dichotomy of Amirs world. Hassan is having to surve his attackers

" I saw something ill never forget Hassan serving Assef...on a sliver plate" ( 100)

# data[].attributes.body
The author demonstrates social-economic/cultural differences by describing the event in sequence order and what Amir had to do at his birthday bash. In the novel it says, "I had to greet each of the guests personally----Baba made sure of that" (Hosseini). Amir was forced to communicate and to greet people he never met. At an 13 year old's birthday party, usually there are mostly kids. There would, of course, be adults but only a few and they are usually family members. It seems like in Amir's culture, it is the opposite. Also, I can infer that parents in that culture expect highly of their children at a young age.

# data[].attributes.body
The author further demonstrates cultural and socioeconomic differences through use of powerful yet simple diction. ""Thanks.Have you seen Hassan?"
"Your Hazara?"
I nodded." When Omar refers to Hassan as Amir's "hazara" it furthers the difference between them because Hassan's identity to many people was that he was just a hazara.

# data[].attributes.body
"At least those who's father could afford to buy a god iron stove" Amir's father is rich and the winter time is more fun for them because he is more privelidged than the others in his community.

# data[].attributes.body
Amir mentions how winter is everyone's favorite season if they can afford a good stove, then goes on to describe his own stove. Amir's father is of the wealthier class as he lives in a nice home with a good iron stove while Hassan lives in a hut made of mud in which Hassan admits he is happy, but Amir doesn't too much believe him. "winter was every kid's favorite season in Kabul, at least those whose fathers could afford to buy a good iron stove." (page 48) & "Sad for who Hassan was, where he lived. For how he'd accepted the fact that he'd grown old in that mud shack in the yard … 'you know...I like where I live' He was always reading my mind." (page 58)

# data[].attributes.body
The author demonstrates economic differences in Amirś world when Amir says," Most of the boys walked to school, and Baba´s black mustang drew more than one envious look. I should have been beaming with pride when he dropped me off -- the old me would have -- but all I could muster was a mild form of embarrassment...¨ This quote shows the clear distinction between Amir and his peers. Many of them have no choice but to walk due to different economic statuses of their families. Amir has more privilege than his peers because not only is he able to get a ride to school in a nice car, but emotionally he even has the privilege to decide if having access to nice transportation is something he's prideful and appreciative of, or if itś an embarrassing burden to him.

# data[].attributes.body
The author continues to display social-economic/ cultural differences in Amir's world by demonstrating Kaka Homayoun's White house. "Two story house in Jalalabad had a balcony overlooking a large, walled garden with apple and persimmon trees. There were hedges that, in the summer, the gardner shaped like animals, and a swimming pool with emerald-colored tiles". (Pg. 95) This encompasses how vastly different there situation is from this family. It truly describes how poverned they are and how life truly just got the best of them.

# data[].attributes.body
Neenah Adams

# data[].attributes.body
“he’s not my friend! I almost blurted. He’s my servant! Had I really thought that? Of course I hadn’t. I hadn’t. I treated Hassan well, just like a friend, better even, more like a brother. But if so, then why, when Baba’s friends came to visit with their kids, didn’t I ever include Hassan in our games? Why did I play with Hassan only when no one else was around?”
Amir is beginning to question & conflict himself as to why can’t he treat Hassan how he treats him when they’re alone it’s almost like the cultural barrier makes him feel like they can only be friends in secret.

# data[].attributes.body
The author further demonstrates social-economic/cultural differences in Amir's world when he walked in on Hassan serving his rapist, " In one of those brief bursts of light, I saw something I'll never forget: Hassan serving drinks to Assef and Wali from a silver platter," (Pg. 100). Due to Hassan's economic status, he is forced to still do his job and play his role in society as a servant. It's even more humiliating and traumatizing that he has to serve people that raped him.

# data[].attributes.body
This relates to social separtion because they treates Hassan terribly like a servant during the gathering but afterwards when many people weren't around they invited him to play soccer with him" maybe you'll join us , bring Hassan if you want."

# data[].attributes.body
The blaring social-economic differences were displayed during the scene when AMir witnessed "Hassan serving drinks to Assef and Wali from a silver platter." This social-economic difference was due to social status! Hassan in this culture is forced to force the very person who abused him simply based on social statuses.

# data[].attributes.body
The author further demonstrate social-economic/cultural differences in Amir's world when

# data[].attributes.body
One part of the chapter where the author further demonstrates social-economic differences is at the very end of the chapter, when he says"In one of those brief bursts of light, I saw something I'd never forget: Hassan serving drinks to Assef and Wali from a silver platter." (100). This quote really emphasizes not only the differences between social classes, but also how much those differences affect people. Hassan being forced to serve his attackers food on a silver platter is a perfect example of how socio-economic classes causes higher class people to basically do whatever they want to lower class people and being able to get away with it. For most people, even just thinking about someone who did something like a 🤬 to you can be excruciating, but Hassan not only has interact with them, he has to treat them with respect and become their servants just because he was born into a lower social-class.

# data[].attributes.body
The author demonstrates social economic/ cultural differences in Amir world by showing us that it is still socioeconomic conditions being presented in chapter 8 . It shows people are still being discriminated based on physical features and religious beliefs .

# data[].attributes.body
The author further demonstrates the social- econimc differences in chapter 8 of the kite runner from the fact that we can tell that Amir's father,Baba, is a well known rich guy who invites everyone to his childs 13th birthday party. Amir states that he doesnt recognize "at least three quarters of the four hundred"(93-94) people invited.Some kids Amir's age wouldnt even have the opprtunity to get a chance to have a birthday party due to economic standards. In order for this party to be a success Baba had to hire people to set the house up. Baba is set on such a high pedistool that he barely had to pay the people back he hired to set up he house. Amir is born into a wealthy family which means he can get whatever he wants but doesn't mean he will always live a happy lifestyle because at the end of the day money doesn't by happiness.

# data[].attributes.body
The author further demonstrate social-economic/cultural differences in Amir's world that no matter what our social or economic class is bad things can happen to. After the 🤬 amir and hassan hang out less and and after the trip with baba Hassan wants amir to read to him but quicly changes his mind and the boys avoid eachother i think that deep down hassan serves as a reminder of before th 🤬 like who he was before everthing happened "For a week i barely saw Hassan,I woke up to find toasted bread, brewed tea, and a boiled egg already on the kitchen table. My clothes for the day were ironed and folded left on the cane-seat to wait for me to sit ar the breakfeat table before h started ironing"

# data[].attributes.body
The birthday party shows the differences

# data[].attributes.headline
The author further explains the different privileges between the two. 

# data[].attributes.subject
The author further explains the different privileges between the two. 

# data[].attributes.body
You see the difference when he is hanging out with Hassan and how differently they are treated. I watched Hassan get raped,” I said to no one. Baba stirred in his sleep. Kaka Homayoun grunted. A part of me was hoping someone would wake up and hear, so I wouldn’t have to live with this lie anymore. But no one woke up and in the silence that followed, I understood the nature of my new curse: I was going to get away with it.” (Page 72). This shows how if you didn’t have lots of money your well being was irrelevant and you were treated like trash.

# data[].attributes.body
The author show the difference in economic status showing how he had to up hold his status over Hassan. “I had to greet each of the guests personally Baba made sure of that; no one was going to gossip the next day about how he wasn’t raised right” This goes to show that no matter what Amir was going through he had to remain higher up than the other. It also shows how even if he disliked Aseef he still had to be cordial and respectful to maintain their status.

# data[].attributes.body
The author demonstrate social-economic/cultural differences in Amir's world when