In Chapter 11 of The Kite Runner, Amir first sees Soraya Taheri whom he soon refers to as his "Swap Meet Princess." What is the symbolism of this statement?
Select one:
a. Baba had referred to Amir's university educated mother as "my princess."
b. In America one could not expect to marry a real princess.
c. Amir felt that as the son of Baba he was superior to Soroya, so it was a put down.
d. Baba did not want his son to associate with women of Soraya's background so it was a statement of defiance.

Question

In Chapter 11 of The Kite Runner, Amir first sees Soraya Taheri whom he soon refers to as his "Swap Meet Princess." What is the symbolism of this statement?
Select one:
a. Baba had referred to Amir's university educated mother as "my princess."
b. In America one could not expect to marry a real princess.
c. Amir felt that as the son of Baba he was superior to Soroya, so it was a put down.
d. Baba did not want his son to associate with women of Soraya's background so it was a statement of defiance.

jgirl128 · Answer

I don't think it's B or C. which one do you think it is?

anonymous · Answer

it was a .