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The Kite Runner Study Guide

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by Khaled Hosseini
About 81 pages (24,401 words)
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Chapter 3 Summary

Baba, it is rumored, wrestled a bear in his youth. Amir assures the reader that, though Afghans are known for their tall tales, Baba bares scars that support the story. Baba proves to be a gruff and successful man. Known as Mr. Hurricane, he accomplishes anything he tries. In Amir's childhood, Baba builds an orphanage, though others say it cannot be done. With the orphanage's success comes jealousy from Amir, who wishes for more of his father's attention. Likewise, in business Baba makes a success out of a variety of business endeavors.

Amir sees the seriousness of his father when he questions his religion's teacher's views of sin. Baba assures Amir that the only sin is theft. Any thing, from murder to lying, boils down to theft. Amir later learns that Baba's own.....

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