How past events shape the lives of protagonists Amir, in "The Kite Runner",and László Almásy, in "The English Patient""The Kite Runner" explores on a story which is based on two boys who are in a strong relationship, just after the end of the Afghanistan monarchy. The main character here is Amir, who befriends another age mate of his. On the other hand, the English patient is a novel which was written during the era of the world war two in Africa. The film explores on the events of the Sahara desert, and how mysterious it was. The protagonist here is Count Almásy who still lives in the desert full of many explorers, as well as natives who are trying to bring life to the classics and who are stereotypes. The essay is focusing on the lives of the two characters, laying the arguments on the acts, scenes, as well as the sins which are committed by the characters in the works, and how they reflect any past events or behaviors which help in shaping them.
Hassan althani
Hassan, parade of girls in white
HASSAN"The English Patient" is a key film which helped in the influence of the imperial system, and cinema, with an exception of Almásy, who is the patient in the film. Almásy proves to be an anti-imperial at closer look of him, but on the surface he appears to be just like those around him -imperialists-. On the other hand, "the kite runner" tells a beautiful story of two young men who are growing up in Kabul. They appear to share the same nurse, and raised in the same household. Hassan and Amir grow up in separate and different worlds, because Hassan is the son of a poor man who is employed by Amir's father, while Amir is the son of a wealthy...