Outline from chapter Four to Five of Kite runner.






                Chapter four.

1. Amir and Hassan's were childhood's playmates (page10).

• Hassan and Amir didn't share religion and affiliation to the same tribe.
• A strong tie bound them as they grew up together.

    2. Amir interest in literature (page 11-14)

• After school Amir read stories for Hassan.
• Hassan didn't go to school due to his tribe affiliation, the Hazara tribe.
• From Hassan encouragement Amir begin to write his story.
• Besides his father, Hassan and Rahim Khan (the father's friend ) loved his first story.

                Chapter five.




    3. End of the Afghan monarchy (page 14-15).

• The day his father and Rahim Khan went out, fighting began.
• Amir and Hassan found protection in Ali, Hassan's father. 
• The fighting took the whole night and ceased the morning.
• Amir's father returned home after worried for their security.
• The first republic was established.

    4. Amir and Hassan are Bullied (page15-17).

• The morning, they went to their tree to read story and forget.
• they are intercepted by, Assef  a bully who hated Hassan for being Hazara.
• Hassan, despite his fear confronted Assef and his mates with a slingshot.
• Assef is helpless and resign.

   5.  Hassan birthday (page 18-20)

• Baba, Amir's father has a present for Hassan.
• Hassan meets Dr. Kumar a plastic surgeon.
• Dr. Kumar operates Hassan removing the birth scar on his mouth.

Khaled, Hosseini. Kite runner. N.p.: Riverhead Trade, 2013. 10-20. Print.














In these chapter we discover the tight bound that relates Hassan and Amir. It also mention the tribal conflict that existed between Pashtun and Hazara which may be source of  a dramatic event in the future.