Concept of the Violence - The Kite Runner

Theme of Violence

The concept of the violence is explored in numerous parts of the Kite Athlete. The story is based after a boy known as Hassan (a servant boy) and Amir who is Hassan's best friend, and master's kid. The concept of the violence commences when Amir and Hassan enter Afghanistan's annual kite-fighting tournament. This is when boys from all around challenge kites by covering the strings in damaged glass. The moment one of the strings from the pret-a-monter are minimize, the dropping kite lures loose, and boys known as kite sportsmen chase the kite throughout the city until it falls. Amir was the kite flyer, and Hassan was the kite jogger. Amir and Hassan had been successful and won the competition, so Hassan, being the Kite Athlete had to move and run the kite. Hassan ran into Assef (had disagreement before) and Hassan was raped by him. Amir was presently there watching the full time, nevertheless pretended as though he would not see. This is the first violent work in the book. Another physically violent work is

The activity of kite fighting is violent by itself. The kite's struggle and so do the kids who have fly all of them. The line, which is protected in ground glass, carves deep gashes into the fliers' hands because they try to slice each other straight down, and once kites fall out in the sky, the kite joggers retrieve them. In its assault, kite preventing represents the conflicts that rage Afghanistan nearly through the entire course of the novel. For several years, Amir feels as though this individual and Hassan are in a competition to get Baba's take pleasure in. (Their Humor is their particular father) After the rape, Hassan's very lifestyle makes Amir mad because it reminds him of his cowardice. Irrespective of all this, if the boys take flight kites with each other, they are about the same team. They are more like siblings then than perhaps any other time, as the activity can be somewhat shared. It enables them to momentarily escape their very own differences plus the fact that Hassan is a Hazara and enables them like a shared sense of independence.