Struggles with personal identity from "summary" of The Kite Runner (new) by Khaled Hosseini
Amir, the protagonist of The Kite Runner, grapples with the complexities of personal identity throughout the novel. From a young age, he struggles to define himself in relation to his father, Baba, who he feels is disappointed in him for not being strong and brave like himself. This inner conflict shapes Amir's sense of self and leads to feelings of inadequacy and unworthiness.
As the story progresses, Amir's personal identity is further tested when he betrays his loyal friend and half-brother, Hassan. Despite their close bond, Amir's cowardice and jealousy drive him to betray Hassan, ultimately leading to a deep sense of guilt and shame that haunts him for years. This pivotal moment in the novel forces Amir to confront his true self and grapple with the consequences of his actions.
Throughout the novel, Amir's struggle with personal identity is also reflected in his strained relationship with his ethnic and cultural background. As an Afg...
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