Relationship Between Amir And Baba

'Amir is going to be a great writer,' Baba said. - The Kite Runner. The idea of acceptance and approval frequently resurfaces from the past to the future in The Kite Runner, especially shown in the relationship between the characters Amir and Baba. Amir and Baba's difficulties and everyday experiences allow the characters to evolve in ways that were not unanticipated at the start of the book, including their relationships and aspirations for the upcoming future. The Kite Runner portrays the significant process of character development through the concept of transformation due to its ability to intertwine the experiences and self-awareness of one's past to impact their future.

The Kite Runner has shown the transformation of Amir several times

Later on in the book, Amir transforms by defending Soharab and sticking up for him. “And one more thing, General Sahib, I said. You will never again refer to him as ‘Hazara boy’ in my presence. He has a name and it’s Sohrab,” (Hosseini 361). This quote exhibits Amir's growth as a person because, rather than remaining silent and keeping to himself, he defends Sorhab's reputation by performing the deed that he was unable to perform for his father Hassan. Moreover, Amir's character evolution is extended throughout the novel such as through his dedication and commitment to protecting Sohrab by facing his childhood enemy known as

For instance, while examining Amir and Baba's connection later in the novel, it becomes clear that their bond steadily grows stronger as a result of their journey to America and their business activities at a nearby local Afgan flea market. “Baba killed the engine and let us roll silently into our designed spots. We sank in our seats, laughed until tears rolled down our cheeks, and, more,” (Hosseini 137). This quote describes the interaction between Amir and Baba, illustrating how they created memories when establishing their business at the flea market. This demonstrates the strengthening of their bond and the improvement in their relationship. Additionally, this relates to the process of character development in Kite Runner because Baba can treat Amir the way he deserves to be treated without thinking of Hassan and feeling guilty, therefore showing how Baba can bring the past back into the future to create a better future for