Another character of importance is Amir's wife Soraya, who serves as a source of support and comfort to the guilt-ridden man.
The story revolves primarily on Amir's response to his actions both
during a childhood in Afghanistan and an adulthood in America. In both
contexts, he is afflicted by a sense of his own shortcomings. There is no
small degree of jealousy on his part for the gifted and virtuous Hassan.
Though he had loved his friend like a brother, he had also sensed some
degree of competition to which he could never live up to. This is an
undercurrent in the plot which takes place across countries are periods of
character experience.
The text proves itself to be rather compelling, both for its
unflinching detail concerning...

Indeed, we may excuse Amir as a product of his surroundings. The guilt and shame that he carries with him to a new life in America might
well be present in some incarnation in any individual who has experienced
conflict and breakdown thusly.
Ultimately, I would find that its credible references to the
historical and current conflicts Afghanistan would help to make the
personal story more compelling. The reverse can likewise be said. The
personal connection offered in the conflict and resolution between Amir and
Sohrab helps to drive home the realities of a war which continues to be
waged even today in a devastated Afghanistan.
the main ones and thier roles in the story.