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Aim: What does the act of kite running represent?

Aim: What does the act of kite running represent?. Do Now: Provide 2 quotes from Chapter 6 that indicate what kite running means to Amir. Refer to p. 48-51. Kite Running.

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Aim: What does the act of kite running represent?

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  1. Aim: What does the act of kite running represent? Do Now: Provide 2 quotes from Chapter 6 that indicate what kite running means to Amir. Refer to p. 48-51.

  2. Kite Running • “…the chill between Baba and me thawed a little. And the reason for that was the kites. Baba and I lived in the same house, but in different spheres of existence. Kites were the one paper-thin slice of intersection between those spheres.” p. 49 • “I felt like a soldier trying to sleep in the trenches the night before a major battle. And that wasn’t so far off. In Kabul, fighting kites was a little like going to war.” p. 50

  3. “To this day, I find it hard to gaze directly at people like Hassan, people who mean every word they say.” p. 54 • Why is this a difficult thing for Amir?

  4. “I was going to win, and I was going to run that kite. Then I’d bring it home and show it to Baba. Show him once and for all that his son was worthy. Then maybe my life as a ghost in this house would finally be over.” p. 56 • What is Amir trying to win in this race?

  5. “But better to get hurt by the truth than comforted with a lie.” p. 58 • Is Baba right about this? • What are some of the lies we tell each other for the sake of comfort?

  6. Homework • Read part of Chapter 7 – p. 59-73 • Answer the following: Who is the kite runner?

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