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Why would the Taliban be taking kids from an orphanage? 

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What is the significance of the kite running competition to Afghan people?

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Is the book title named after Hassan?

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How the Taliban impact Afghanistan?

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Before Baba's death, Amir and him seem very close, does this all go back to the day Amir won the kite running contest? Is the competition significant because it brings Amir and Baba together but also in ways tears Amir and Hassan apart?

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What is up with the supremest/hierarchy based society in Afghanistan?

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What are women's roles in afghan society, and what is the religious backdrop?

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Would this book be better if it was told from a different perspective? If so, which perspective do u think the book would be best told from.

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Why does Amir's dad not like him?

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What is this significance of the pomegranate tree Ammir and Hassan visit? How is their friendship represented?

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Do you think The Kite Runner is told from an American perspective ?

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Why does Amir feel he is being punished by not being able to become a father?

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With all of the terrorism and war taking place in Afghanistan, why does it seem like everyone is so friendly and outgoing to strangers?

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Does Amir's dad hate him?

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Do you agree with what the orphanage director did in selling the children in attempt to help the other children survive better?

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‘“There is a way to be good again” he said. “A way to end the cycle” ‘ (239) Why would it take Amir caring for Hassan’s child to “break the cycle”?

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Why did Baba decide not to tell Amir that Hassan was his half brother?

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Why does Amir decide to avoid Hassan and why does he not want to tell people about what happened to Hassan in the alley?

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Why does Baba not want treatment to help him with his sickness?

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Why do Afghans care so much about family blood? (198)

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Why does every woman need a husband? (187)

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What roles do the women in The Kite Runner play and what do these roles say about women's rights in Afghanistan and are they improving? ---- Vanessa

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Where are the women in this story?

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Why does it take Amir winning the blue kite for his father to basically accept him as his son?

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Again, why does the car sickness keep coming up? It didn't seem to be mentioned until Amir was back in Afghanistan.

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Amir's car sickness was mentioned more than once. Is this just to show his weakness or will this be brought up again later?

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What does the narrator look like?

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Despite the differences in religion, why didn't Amir speak up about Hassan's rape?

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Why is there such a big jump in time between some of the chapters?

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Why doesn't Amir feel full when he gets the attention of his father? Is it because he witnessed Hassan's rape or is it related to something else?

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Out of all the possible bad things, why does Assef decide to sodomize Hassan?

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Why is this kite runner “business” so important to these people both young and old?

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What does it mean to be "a Shi'a Muslim" or "an ethnic Hazara" (8)?