“The Kite Runner” openly begins with the story of Amir and his servant/best friend Hassan and all the adventures and struggles they experienced throughout their life. Towards the middle of the book it is revealed that Amir betrayed his best friend in an unthinkable. It is also revelaed that Ali and Baba both grew up together and were practically like brothers. The author discloses at the end of the book that Baba also betrayed his friend in the most unthinkable way. Readers come to realize that both Amir and Baba are not so different after all, the closest people to them in the end were betrayed the most. After knowing all this can readers even say that Ali and Hassan were treated like family or more like servants if so would you treat a friend like this and as servants did they deserve this? …show more content…
Baba and Ali were fortunate enough to be able to grow up together and live life. As they grew older they both got married and Baba had a son unfortunately Baba's wife died due to complications after birth. Ali got married to his cousin Sanubar but was unable to bare a child due to infertility. However one day Sanubar becomes pregnant. She had given Ali a very beautiful. She unfortunately did not stick around. Later on in the story the readers are informed that Baba betrayed his friend in the highest honor. The truth of the matter is Hassan is also Baba’s son. There are many arguments saying that what Baba did was a betrayal that no one can