If there's sumone askin me what's or who's d love of my life rite now, I guess I can answer that question straight away in two or three secs.
D love of my life are them !!
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| The Kite Runner : Amir & Hassan, d central characters |
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| Amir, d selfish, coward, less manly one. |
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| Hassan, d brave, loyal, n honest one. |
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| Baba, Amir's daddy, d one that underlines what masculinity for Afghans is |
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There r 2 quotes always stayin on my mind. D most fave ones. Here they are:
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| Amir as an adult & Sohrab 'd past claws its way out' |
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| Hassan 'for you, a thousand times over....' |
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Friendship, father & son relationship, bravery, loyalty, past, self concept, & masculinity, they're completely perfectly packaged in The Kite Runner. How can any other movies b greater than this ? (*sounds hyperbolic? I DONT CARE)
No need to hesitate that they're just d most excellent movie ever! If it ain't, I wudn't make it as d subject 4 my thesis rite? =)
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ReplyDeleteReading these lines made me feel so sympathetic to the way you connected so deeply with The Kite Runner. There are stories that are more than just books or movies – they touch the dark corners of the soul Sprunki Incredibox and leave a lasting impression. The friendship between Amir and Hassan is truly one of those relationships that is both beautiful and painful, clearly depicting the complexities of loyalty and betrayal. The line “For you, a thousand times over” carries the weight not only of friendship, but also of redemption and sacrifice – it’s hard not to be haunted by it.
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