Character Relationships and Themes in The Kite Runner

The transcript explores Amir's reflections on past events, particularly a call from Rahim Khan in June 2001, which prompts him to visit Pakistan. As Amir walks through Golden Gate Park, he recalls significant memories and symbols, such as kites, that connect to his past. The narrative delves into Amir's family dynamics, his relationship with Soraya, and his internal struggle with guilt. The overarching theme is Amir's quest for redemption and the possibility of being 'good again.'

What significant event is mentioned in both Chapter 1 and Chapter 14?

• Baba's death

• Rahim Khan's call

• Amir's wedding

• Amir's graduation

How does Amir feel after receiving Rahim Khan's call?

• Excited

• Indifferent

• Pale and thoughtful

• Angry

Who is Rahim Khan to Amir?

• His uncle

• His childhood friend

• His teacher

• His father's business partner

What does Amir decide to do after Rahim Khan's call?

• Visit his father

• Write a letter

• Ignore the call

• Visit Pakistan

What does Amir see in Golden Gate Park that reminds him of his past?

• A wedding

• A football game

• A pair of kites

• A picnic

What is the significance of the kites Amir sees?

• They symbolize freedom

• They are a sign of good luck

• They are a reminder of his childhood

• They represent his future

What health issue does the general face?

• Heart attack

• Broken hip

• Kidney failure

• Lung infection

How has the general's health affected his relationship with Surya?

• It has worsened

• It has softened

• It has remained the same

• It has become more distant

What is a source of disappointment for Amir and Surya?

• Their social life

• Their financial situation

• Their inability to have children

• Their careers

What does Amir dream about before his journey to Pakistan?

• His wedding

• Hasan running in the snow

• His childhood home

• A successful career