Congruity in the Kite Runner and the Communist Manifesto As therapist Rollo May once stated: something contrary to mental fortitude in our general public isn't weakness, its similarity. Throughout Khaled Hosseini's tale, The Kite Runner, the peruser is presented to the dueling subjects of congruity versus rebelliousness, and the impacts of both of those activities on people around them. Be that as it may, would this be able to skirmish of to adjust or to not so much assistance to completely change someone? Hosseini presents the peruser with the characters of Hassan and Baba, both who appear to extend that activities of similarity and resistance truly choose the course of anothers life.
