Kite Runner Chapter 10 Response In chapter 10, Baba states, “War doesn’t negate decency. It demands it, even more than in times of peace.” Explain two examples where Baba proves this this quote to be true through his actions in the Chapter 10. Finally, surmise (guess) why Baba might be acting this way? What is the purpose of doing so? Is he different or similar than the Baba we’ve seen so far in the book?

Answer plan:

1. Restate the prompt and explain the quote.

2. Describe the two situations in which Baba proves this quote to be true through his actions. BE SPECIFIC IN DETAIL.

3. Surmise what is Baba’s purpose of acting this way. How is he different or similar than the Baba we already know?

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