The Kite Runner Chapter Questions 11-15

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What event moved Amir while Soraya was caring for Baba in Chapter 13?

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Amir was moved when he found Baba and Soraya reading his stories.

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Why does Baba refuse chemotherapy for his Oat Cell Carcinoma in Chapter 12?

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Baba refuses chemotherapy because he has always been too proud to take help from anyone.

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How does Baba's status change after moving to the U.S. in Chapter 11?

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Baba loses his status from Kabul, finds it difficult to adjust, and softens towards Amir.

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How does Amir's attitude towards Baba evolve once he enrolls in college?

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Amir decides he is no longer willing to sacrifice his wants to suit Baba.

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Why did Khala Jamila adore Amir in Chapter 13?

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Khala Jamila adored Amir because he relieved her fear that no man would ever marry Soraya.

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What does Baba's pride signify in the context of his character development?

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Baba's pride signifies his struggle with vulnerability and acceptance of help, reflecting his traditional values.

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How does Amir's relationship with Baba change throughout the story?

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Amir's relationship with Baba evolves from seeking approval to asserting his own identity and desires.

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What role does storytelling play in Amir's relationship with Baba and Soraya?

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Storytelling serves as a bridge between Amir and Baba, showcasing their shared interests and Amir's growth as a writer.

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What does the character of Soraya represent in Amir's life?

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Soraya represents love, understanding, and the possibility of redemption for Amir.

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How does the theme of cultural identity manifest in Baba's character?

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Baba's cultural identity is challenged in the U.S., highlighting the immigrant experience and loss of status.