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  • Loss of Innocence in The Wars

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    Throughout history mankind has been ravaged by war From ancient Egypt to the Greeks and even the Romans to the modern ages with wars like World War I and World War II and even the war in Iraq War I something that humans are bound to do and will continue to do throughout history In Timothy Findleys novel The Wars Findley tries to portray the ideas of the brutality of war and the devastation that it causes Also both the emotional and physical pain that war causes as well Another thing that Findle

  • The Horse and his boy

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    This adventure takes place during a glorious era in Narnian history It commences in Calormen a small town by the sea leading all the way north up to Archenland then Anvard and last the magical land of Narnia The main characters in this book are Shashta an adolescent boy who was adopted by a Calormene man his Narnian horse Bree who can speak English along with a rich princess Aravis and her Narnian horse Hwin Shashta longs for freedom as he becomes aware of the fact that his father is going to s

  • Commentary on The Kite Runner

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    Everyone must aware of the name of Afghanistan Since the 9 11 tragedy the US government accused the Talibans terrorist from Afghanistan as the culprit The US military force attacked the Talibans in Afghanistan and conquer them in no time US government claimed that they have the Afghan people from the suppression from the Talibans government Despite of all the incidents that are happening in Afghanistan the author of The Kite Runner Khaled Hosseini has written a powerful fiction novel about frie

  • The Kite Runner

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    In Afghanistan young Amirs earliest memories of life in Kabul are blessed with a cultural heritage that values tradition blood ties and a deeply rooted cultural identity As an upper class Pashtun Amir enjoys the luxury of education material comfort and a constant playmate Hassan who is the son of his fathers longtime Hazara servant Ali Twice in his lifetime Amir is morally tested in his relationship with Hassan The first time a victim of his own arrogance Amir fails his companion Hiding behind

  • Themes in The Kite Runner

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    As in all books The Kite Runner has many different themes throughout There are many ironic twists and turns and always keeps you wanting to read more Some of the themes include Kites Discrimination and violence and family ties homeland and nationality The Kite Runner is about friendship to betrayal through out the book It first shows how Amir betrayed Hassan then Amir betrayed his own father and through out the book Baba betrayed Ali Amir Hassan Rahim Khan and his own wife having sex with his o

  • Friendship and Social Inequality in The Kite Runner

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    Set in the late 20th century Khaled Hossienis novel The Kite RUnner explores frienship seperated by the inequalities of wealth power religion and class Hossienis commentary on Afgani culture and the descrimination faced by the Hazzara race from teh Pashtuns expose the challenges faced between the two key friendships between Amir and hassan and Baba and Ali through these relationships and their flaws Hossieni emphasises that friendship can not exist when one party is more privilleged than the ot

  • The Kite Runner

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    Khaled Hosseinis quietly powerful debut novelThe Kite Runnerfulfills the promise of fiction awakening curiosity about the world around us speaking truth as the lessons of history echo down the years The themes are universal familial relationships particularly father and son the price of disloyalty the inhumanity of a rigid class system and the horrific realities of war In Afghanistan young Amirs earliest memories of life in Kabul are blessed with a cultural heritage that values tradition blood

  • Setting in The Kite Runner

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    As we read through the story the audience witnesses the invasion of the Soviets into Afghanistan Amir and his father had fled the country without telling their servants they were leaving because You couldnt trust anyone in Kabul anymore For a fee or under threat people told on each other neighbor on neighbor brother on brother and servant on master 112 The setting Afghanistan proves to be very important to the story because it shapes not only the novel but also Amirs life If this story had not

  • Commentary on No Longer At Ease

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    Obi nkwo an Igbo villager who through a community scholarship given to him by the Umofia Progressive Union UPU is sent to England to attain the only hope of advancement in the colony a European education Upon his return he settles into a senior government post which he eventually loses to corruption by an acceptance of bribery After Obi is caught and is facing trial for bribery The Umofia Progressive Union describes obi as A man who runs after sweet things of Lagos This paper will therefore dis

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