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It is central to the story so yes, but it is implied rather than graphically shown. You know what is going to happen, but don't actually see it.
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Cassv, the first sentence of your response looked really questionable right after kmbboots' post. Fortunately you added an explanation
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According to New York Times, the reason why the movie release date was delayed is because they were trying to get the child actors out of Kabul. See link:
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Has anyone read "A Thousand Splendid Suns"? I thought it was just as amazing as the "Kite Runner".
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Ahhh <wiping a tear>... somebody still remembers me! Thanks Toad! I've been a bit busy lately and haven't been here in awhile.
I'm glad you liked "A Thousand Splendid Suns". As a girl, I could relate to it more than "Kite Runner". Not to mention the main character with the same name as mine.
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Really? That's interesting, in a good way. I thought Khaled Hosseini did an amzing job of creating the characters and showcasing their emotions. I felt like I understood Mariam and Laila on so many levels, crying and laughing with them. I also like the fact that his stories FEEL real. There are no fake "happily ever afters" or unrealistic expectations. His tales are heartbreaking, but SO real. Sign of a good writer in my book.
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