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CHAPTER
SUMMARIES WITH NOTES
CHAPTER 18
Summary
Amir wanders the streets of Peshawar, disoriented and feeling foolish,
for having been so blind. Now, as he thinks back, he can see that all the signs
were there: Baba having Hassan’s harelip repaired, never missing Hassan’s birthday,
telling Amir that.........
Notes
This chapter is
a journey though the mind of man who is finding the strength he has never shown
before in.........
CHAPTER 19
Summary
In the car to Afghanistan, Amir suffers again from carsickness. Farid,
his driver, shows him nothing but animosity as if he thinks carsickness is the
sign of a weak man. Amir accepts his offer of a lemon slice to cure the sickness,
but it doesn’t help. Rahim had introduced Amir to..........
Notes
Amir learns many things about himself by riding with Farid and staying
at the home of Wahid: he grew up spoiled and .........
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