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In the novel "The Kite Runner", Hassan is Hazara and Amir is Pashtun. Why is this significant? A. Hazara are an ethnic minority with Pashtun being the majority. B. Hazara are considered a lower class.
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In the novel "The Kite Runner", Hassan is Hazara and Amir is Pashtun. Why is this significant?

A. Hazara are an ethnic minority with Pashtun being the majority.

B. Hazara are considered a lower class.

C. Amir's can justify his sacrificing of Hassan because he is his servant.

D. all of the above

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I think c is d answer

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i think it's c

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C I believe is the answer
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