This is final chapter in the book The
Kite Runner, but it is critical to summarize it to wrap up the book
and end on a positive note. This is the chapter where Sohrab starts a
new chapter in his life with Amir. Last chapter left of where Amir
discovered Sohrab's body in the tub. This is also where Amir starts
to turn around as well, after 15 years of not praying, he prays
frantically and fervently for Sohrab's recovery. It ends up that
Sohrab surrenders to Amir and takes him to America. Soon after the
9/11 attacks in New York happen, and the American flag is seen to be
flown everywhere, which can bring the theme of patriotism and the
feeling of pride and rebuilding. This can be related to Bush's
claimed rightness in relation to “You are either with us, or you
are with the terrorists”. Although not directly stated in the book,
it can be tied to that theme. The book ends on a positive note that
starts at a New Year's celebration. Sohrab gains interest when Amir
starts flying a kite and telling Sohrab that his father was the best
kite runner in the competitions that were held when they were
children. After a challenger appears in the sky, Sohrab hands the
kite back to Amir to fend it off. He wins against the green kite and
proceeds to run the kite down for Sohrab. Amir mentions an accurate
comparison about seeing the first snowflake of many melting in
regards to Sohrab.
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