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1. Ap English Literature
Throughout the history of English literature there has been a distinguished group of outcasts
known as the other. The characters who are typically labeled the others are individuals that are
perceived by a larger group as not belonging and are flawed in an essential way. The larger group
sets the standards for what is normal and what is not. If a character is not up to par with such set
forth standards they are labeled the other. The novels presented in AP English IV have contained
multiple characters who became known as the others.
Author Emily BrontГ«'s iconic novel, Wuthering Heights, very well mirrors the time in which it was
composed. During the 1800's the gypsy community was regarded to as a completely different race.
The English world...show more content...
Main bully Assef was threatening to beat Amir up and Hassan as the true friend that he was
stepped in and defended Amir. Consequently after the kite fighting tournament Hassan was
robbed. Hassan was robbed of his innocence by Assef for simply defending his friend. The saddest
part of the story is that Amir saw Hassan as disposable for being a Hazara. "Maybe Hassan was the
price I had to pay, the lamb I had to slay, to win Baba. Was it a fair price? The answer floated to
my conscious mind before I could thwart it: He was just a Hazara, wasn't he? (Hosseini 140). Not
only did Amir abandon Hassan in that alley but he also later abandoned him in day to day life.
"I'd hear Hassan shuffling around the kitchen in the morning, hear the clinking of silverware, the
whistle of the teapot. I'd wait to hear the door shut and only then I would walk down to eat"
(Hosseini 87). Amir would constantly attempt to prove that Hassan is a lower human being than
he is. While reading together, a book together Hassan asked Amir what a word meant and Amir
replied "Well, everyone in my school knows what it means,' I said. "Let's see. 'Imbecile.' it means
smart, intelligent. I'll use it in a sentence for you. 'When it comes to words, Hassan is an imbecile"
(Hosseini 29). Amir often mocked Hassan and belittled him. Amir is establishing his position of
power. To Amir Hassan was nothing but a Hazara. He was very undeserving of such a good friend.
Hassan was truly a victim of oppression and he was the
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