Character Relationships and Emotional Conflicts

Amir receives gifts but feels detached, especially from a coveted bicycle. He values a notebook from Rahim Khan but frames Hassan for theft, leading to a confrontation with Baba. Despite Baba's forgiveness, Ali and Hassan decide to leave, marking a significant change in Amir's life.

Why does the protagonist feel the presents are 'blood money'?

• They were given by a stranger.

• They were rewards for winning a tournament.

• They were stolen.

• They were given by a disliked relative.

What makes the notebook from Rahim Khan special to the protagonist?

• It is signed by a famous author.

• It feels genuine and not like 'blood money'.

• It is expensive.

• It is a rare edition.

What realization does the protagonist come to after reflecting on Rahim Khan's words?

• He needs to leave the country.

• One of them, either he or Hassan, must go.

• He should apologize to Hassan.

• He should confront Baba.

What gift do Ali and Hassan give to the protagonist?

• A wristwatch.

• A hardback book with illustrations.

• A leather-bound notebook.

• A new bicycle.

What does the protagonist do with his watch and money?

• He hides them under Hassan's mattress.

• He keeps them in a safe.

• He gives them to Baba.

• He throws them away.

How does Hassan respond when accused of stealing?

• He remains silent.

• He blames someone else.

• He admits to it.

• He denies it.

Why do Ali and Hassan decide to leave?

• They are moving to a new city.

• They can no longer live there due to the protagonist's actions.

• They want to travel the world.

• They received a job offer elsewhere.

What does the protagonist feel as he watches Ali and Hassan leave?

• Indifference.

• Excitement for a new beginning.

• Sadness and guilt.

• Relief and freedom.