The Kite Runner chapter 8

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Chapter 8- This chapter is told from the perspective of a few days after the incident with Hassan and Assef. Hassan is sleeping in more and Amir is avoiding him as well. Hassan’s dad becomes worried and asked Amir did he know anything, and he responds as if he didn’t. This makes me even more upset with Amir because he continues to turn a blind eye on what happened with Hassan. When Amir turned 13 that summer, his fathered invited Assef and his parents. I think this is a small bit of karma for Amir, because maybe seeing Assef face in front of his parents and his dad may help him to tell them what happened to Hassan, but instead he runs away, again.

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