Violence begets more violence from "summary" of The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini
The vicious cycle of violence is a central theme in The Kite Runner, where the repercussions of violent actions are seen to reverberate through generations. The novel illustrates how one act of violence can set off a chain reaction, leading to even more bloodshed and suffering. The initial act of violence in the story occurs when Amir witnesses his friend Hassan being brutally assaulted, but chooses to do nothing to intervene. This decision haunts him throughout his life, serving as a constant reminder of his failure to stand up against injustice. This moment of inaction sets off a series of events that ultimately result in further acts of violence and betrayal. Amir's guilt over his inaction leads him to betray Hassan in a moment of weakness, further perpetuating the cycle of violence. This betrayal not only destroys their friendship, but also has ...
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