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Title: Kiterunner Quote Analysis
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But after the
(Page 84) incident with Hassan, he doesn't
want him to proud.
Chapter 9:
" Hassan's reply was a single word, This quote explains Hassans last
delivered in a thin, raspy voice: sacrifice for Amir. It
? Yes.' "(Page 105) foreshadows Hassan getting
fired... Showed first 250 characters
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I looked This quote connects with
from him to the car. ?You'll need something that has happened
it to go to college,' he said." (Page 133) before. How Baba bought him
stuff, but this time, for nothing
at all.
Chapter 13:
"When the tests were over, he explained Amir must have felt having a
that he wouldn't explain why we couldn't baby was a punishment... Showed next 250 characters
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