The male protagonist, Amir, is really uncomfortable, cowardly and selfish.
From the beginning his friendship with Hassen was enviable. If anyone has such a loyal friend and doesn't cherish it, he should really go to hell.
At the same time, the plot of sodomy is very incomprehensible. What is even more incomprehensible is why Amir wants to rush Hassen away and why he doesn't know how to cherish it.
Amir, however, was not moved by Hassen's efforts, did not stand up when he was bullied, really cowardly.
At the same time, I feel that Afghanistan is really chaotic. Although the Chinese people are always different from China, at the world level, they can really be satisfied.
I really like Amir's father, who is upright and brave, facing soldiers with guns when crossing the border, protecting the mother who just had a child from rape. This shows the cowardice and cowardice of Amir.
After going back to the United States and going back again, there will be less moving, a kind of redemption. . . I feel like the plot is a little fake. . .
2013.10.2
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