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In this article, the writer summarizes four sets of chapters in Khaled Hosseini's 'The Kite Runner'. The writer discusses that these are chapters about victory and what victory meant in a country where Hosseini characterizes kite running as evidence of vindication, salvation and redemption.

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"... Khaled Hosseini's 'The Kite Runner' the novel focuses on what it meant to run kites why it was important and how successfully running kites in mock battles added to one's prestige in Afghanistan. These are chapters about victory and what victory meant in a country where Hosseini characterizes kite running as evidence of Vindication Salvation Redemption These are also the chapters of the text in which the narrator's friend Hassan experiences a brutal attack and rape by older ..."

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