INTRODUCTION PLAN
Introduce text and context/storyline (2 sentences)
NExt part adresses key par
analyze how negative and or positive relationships were used for a particular purpose.
Purpose mostly highlights theme, warns us, makes us reflect on world and selves.
All relationships show Amir’s journey through the text and does bad things and grows from them. Highlight how the theme of guilt and redemption
You can live with guilt your whole life but you can redeem yourself
Comment on how each relationship exresspse Amir’s jounrey to finding redemption. How guilt and redemption are connected and how they might play a part in our own lives.
For each relationship you need to find the quotes to go with them.
INTRODUCTION
The Kite Runner, by Khaled Hosseini, stares Amir, a boy born and raised in Afghanistan. He is always getting into bad situations but is often saved by his servant/friend Hassan. As a kid, he encounters an extremely challenging situation involving the betrayal of his servant/friend, Hassan. He makes the wrong decision leaving him with a life engulfed by guilt. He then spends the next 26 years subconsciously looking for a way to redeem himself and atone for his sins. The author uses one positive and two negative key relationships to show the readers that what happens in one relationship can largely affect what happens in another relationship. These three relationships include Amir and Hassan, Amir and Baba and Amir and Sohrab.
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