The Return to Kabul
After crossing the border from Pakistan, Amir suffers from this physical ailment, a recurring issue from his childhood.
Car sickness
Farid makes a biting comment that Amir has always been a "_____" in his own country.
Tourist
This is the name of the orphanage director
Zaman
Amir visits the pomegranate tree from his past and find that these words are still carved into it.
Amir and Hassan Sultans of Kabul
Amir stays with this man, Rahim Khan’s friend.
Wahid
The past job of the homeless man Amir meets on the street.
Professor
The form of violence Farid does to the runner of the orphanage.
Chokes him
The homeless man tells Amir that his mother liked this fruit, that she used to eat with a knife.
Pomegrantes
This character serves as Amir’s driver; he is initially cold and judgmental toward Amir’s "privileged" past.
Farid
The group that hung the dead man in the middle of the square.
The Taliban
The physical reason Zaman gives for why he hasn't been able to stop the Taliban from taking the children.
Lack of funding
They only let you be this "____" if they're preparing to take something from you.
Happy
Amir gives this as a gift to the children he is staying with
A watch
The body parts Farid lost in the war.
Toes and fingers on his left hand
To get past the guards at the stadium, Amir and Farid must claim they have "_________" to discuss with the official in the dark sunglasses.
The thing that the beggar asked for from Amir.
A few Afghans
Amir disguises himself by wearing a fake version of this facial feature to avoid drawing attention from the Taliban.
A beard
This is the specific name of the neighborhood where Amir grew up and visits in Chapter 20.
Wazir Akbar Khan
The orphanage director tells Amir he can find the official at the local stadium during the halftime of this sporting event.
Soccer
The cause of destruction to the old orphanage
Bombs hit it.