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    Post-colonialism is an ‘after the events’ analysis detailing the impacts of colonialism and imperialism‚ putting an emphasis on the voice of those who were colonized‚ yet also involving the voice of the colonisers. The 2009 South African‚ science-fiction‚ mock-documentary film ‘District 9’ is about an alien ship running out of fuel and becoming stranded over the city of Johannesburg. The extraterrestrials are forced to live in slum-like conditions and are not allowed the same rights as humans

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    Meanwhile every winter there was a kite-fighting tournament. In Afghanistan that one day meant a lot to the teenager. The tournament showed who was the best in kite-fighting. In this tournament Amir was flying the kite meanwhile Hassan was holding spool. And Hassan was really good at it. They were the hero of the neighborhood. They cut off everybody in the neighborhood. But there was one more kite still in the sky; that was a challenge for

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    College Prep English “The Kite Runner” Ashley Wheeler |Pg # |Notes from text: |Explanation: | | | | | |1-21 |“That was a long time ago‚ but it’s wrong what they say about |Foreshadowing and hinting at what might be explained later in | |

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    Immigration in the Kite Runner There are many challenges that immigrants must face when they move to a new foreign country‚ which in turn leads them to experiencing various hardships. After applying and‚ hopefully‚ being accepted into a country such as Canada‚ one of the biggest challenges that they face is language barriers. Learning to communicate with other people‚ who do not know your own mother tongue‚ is very difficult and stressful. By choice‚ some immigrants decide‚ or are forced to take

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    act of cowardice and afterwards suffers from an all-consuming guilt. Even after leaving the country‚ moving to America‚ marrying‚ and becoming a successful writer‚ he is unable to forget the incident so permeated in his mind. In the novel‚ The Kite Runner‚ by Khaled Hosseini uses the guilt and regret of the main character to show one of the prevalent themes‚ redemption‚ as Amir goes through horrendous events leading back to his youthful mistakes that affect him into his adult life‚ until that certain

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     he completes the process of atonement by getting  what he deserves when he is beaten by Assef‚ and by making up for his actions by giving  Hassan’s son a good life. Although it takes Amir 26 years‚ he does fully atone for his actions.           WORKS CITED  Hosseini‚ Khaled. ​ The Kite Runner​ . London: Bloomsbury‚ 2011.

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    In the story The Kite Runner‚ based on his personality traits and actions towards Amir baba is the victim. He is very pressuring‚ unsympathetic and hypocritical towards his son Amir‚ and his actions cause Amir to make horrible decisions. Throughout the story Amir is pressured to be like Baba when he was a kid. The problem arises that he is not athletic like Baba was and would rather read and write. Baba doesn’t understand how Amir could be this way and doesn’t approve of his interests. In this scene

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    and religious denomination. The book shows many accurate examples of the conflict between the Sunni Muslim Pashtuns and the Shi’a Muslim Hazaras as well as the gruesome discrimination the Hazaras face everyday. As Amir and Hassan were leaving to go kite running‚ Ali‚ Hassan’s father‚ is mumbling a prayer and that “...he always said a prayer when his son left the house.” (Hosseini‚ 60) Hs father‚ and rightfully so‚ was afraid of what might happen to Hassan because he was Hazara. As shown in the book

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    from his dreadful past. I remember the very first time I took Sohrab kite running. There was a gathering of Afghans at Lake Elizabeth Park in Fremont in celebration of Sawl-e-Nau‚ the Afghan New Year. It was a rainy morning‚ but by the afternoon kites were out and about. At the time‚ Sohrab was still silent. But I could tell that he was interested in the kites. I had bought a kite for us‚ and we used it to cut down a green kite using the old lift-and-dive manoeuvre Hassan and I used. I looked down

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    mother. Misunderstanding his father‚ Amir believes the death of Baba’s "princess"‚ his mother‚ caused Baba to become careless of him. This leaves Amir craving for Baba’s approval which he tries to obtain by winning the kite tournament and bringing back the winning kite. After winning the kite tournament Amir gains Baba’s acceptance that he has so longed for. However‚ this doesn’t last long because "We’d deceived

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