Kite Runner #2

While reading Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini, I find that the author alludes to the idea of social class. During my read of the book, the author writes of that in all areas of the world social class is the most important, whether it's the United States, Middle East, or China. As I read through the book, it states many ironic details to the idea the Adolf Hitler was a great man and that his tyranny was good for his country. However, as we were taught in U.S. History, we see this dictator as a horrible person who killed because he either did not like the race, religion, or sexuality. When reading and we see bias points of views of the idea that Hitler was not a bad man and a brilliant leader to his country and that what he did was right. Even though these people who believe that Hitler was brilliant, they did not understand that as Hitler expands his dictatorship, they all might die through his tyrant. Thus showing that the author is not bias to one point of view and is able to write irony through his ideas and allude to how people grow up.