Themes of Friendship in The Kite Runner

In The Kite Runner, the lecturer is shown the make-up of esteem and intimacy surrounded by the interaction mingled with the central protagonist emeer and his best friend Hassan. amir is a sensitive and reasoning(a) son of a soft businessman in Kabul, and he grows up with a intellect of entitlement. His best friend is Hassan, and he goes back and forth mingled with acting as a loyal friend and attack Hassan out of jealousy whenever Hassan receives emirs fathers affection. One day he aloneows himself to be the spectator of a horrific rape of his best friend Hassan doing nothing however watch. From this point forward, he is dictated by his feelings of guilt as he searches for a bureau to redeem himself. This interaction between emeer and Hassan is pro demonstrate as it clearly enlightens the important theme in the school text of savour and friendship. This is because Hassan unendingly showed true love and friendship towards amir and never hesitated to stand up for t he right even in the intimately dangerous of situations. For example at the beginning of the text emir and Hassan are approach by the towns bully Assef. This is one of the some(prenominal) examples of where Hassan defends Amir without even considering the thinkable outcomes. This interaction and relationship is highlighted by Hosseini through the language property of symbolization. The symbol being of uniting both before they found out they were biological fellow and after. This is because from birth thither was a br new(prenominal)hood between mess who had fed from the same breast, a kinship that could not break. This symbolism is strong throughout the text where they has a strong and peculiar(a) bond unlike any(prenominal) other servant outgo relationship. This was because they almost spend all their spare time unitedly and loved each other like a blood brother. The brother hood was shown clearly by Hassans respect of Amir even after everything he has done to him. H e was always thinking What will Amir Agha think? and said that there will always be a...