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I don’t believe there is a targeted audience because it deals with religion, race, emotions, etc. It touches basis with not just one type of person or views but with many. Probably not for young children but for those who can handle graphic novels and comprehend such detail and place emotions with feelings.

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Cold, hopeless, or irritated. He’s showing no mercy to his own son and kind of gives up on him. Tells Rahim that he’s glad he understands him. He seems really irritated by Amir because he can’t do anything right in Baba’s eyes.

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The speaker of this quote is Baba or Amir’s dad. Baba is kind of prideful, boastful, he’s bold, rich, liked, popular, prideful and idolized.  We know that he and Amir don’t really have a good relationship going on because they are nothing alike. Baba wishes that Amir could be more like Hassan who ultimately is like Baba.

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It’s to show how much Baba does not like his own son Amir. It shows that he has no hope or faith in Amir and wants kind of nothing to do with him because he’s nothing like him.

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Took place at night in Baba’s study room after a Buzkashi tournament took place. Amir cried all the way home  because of a chapandaz falling off and getting trampled with blood all over.  Baba was disgusted with Amir for crying.

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“And where is he headed?” Baba said. “ A boy who won’t stand up himself becomes a man who can’t stand up to anything.” (Hosseini 22)

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This piece is about Baba telling Rahim that he’s disappointed about how his son turned out and how if he didn’t see with his own eyes the birth of him, he wouldn’t have known it was his son. He sees that Hassan stands up for Amir while being bullied and then Amir lies about being bullied and Hassan’s bravery. So Baba says something is missing from Amir.