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Kite Runner Baba Quotes

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In the Novel ‘The Kite Runner, Baba is shown to possess many flaws in his background and has a father, however understanding his true character allows us to realize that Baba truly was a good man. One piece of evidence displaying Baba’s good character is his selflessness and the acts of kindness he shows toward others. Baba shows many times throughout the book, that he is generous and caring, even in circumstances where he is putting himself in danger, or needing to sacrifice something. “Tell him I’ll take a thousand of his bullets before I let this indecency take place” (97). Baba’s strong morals are evident in this quote, as he tries to save a woman from being assaulted by a Russian soldier. This quote demonstrates how Baba is willing to

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