The Kite Runner
in the book "The Kit Runner" does Amir achieve redemption??

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Adilene
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I think Amir finds some redemption: he at least finds, "a way to be good again".
Sin and redemption is such an important theme in this book. I think the fight and beating that Amir took was a cathartic experience for Amir. He had carried the guilt of not helping his friend Hassan for most of his life. The beating he takes from Assef is a release from so much of that guilt. This beating should have happened in Amir's childhood. At least now he can take it for Hassan's son.