Amir says"The kinship I felt suddenly for the old land...it surprised me. I'd been gone long enough to forget and be forgotten. Under the bony glow of a half-moon, I sensed Afghanistan humming under my feet." What theme does this represent?

What advice does Zaman give Amir for how to find Sohrab?

Farid says to Amir, “Nothing you remember has survived. Best to forget.” Why would this be an unwise thing to do?

The story of Amir’s wristwatch is one of the saddest in the novel. Why is it so sad?

What is Amir’s final gift to Farid's family?

What mistake does Amir make when the Taliban patrol drives by?

When they first met, why is Farid so bitter towards Amir?

What is the expression that means "to be perfectly suited to or comfortable in your environment"?

What memory does Amir have when he sees Baba’s house? What’s the significance of this memory?

What is the word that means "the act of treating someone unfairly in order to benefit from them"?

Name two motifs that appear during the fight scene between Amir and Assef.

Why is it ironic that Amir could be arrested or shot for treason?