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Finally, you will notice as you read that Khaled Hosseini frequently
incorporates sentence fragments at the end of an idea, primarily as
an added thought.
p. 54 ―If I changed my mind and asked for a bigger and fancier
kite, Baba would buy it for me—but then he‘d buy it for
Hassan too. Sometimes I wished he wouldn‘t do that.
Wished he‘d let me be the favorite.‖
p. 131 ―But before any of us could say or do anything, Kamal‘s
father shoved the barrel in his mouth. I‘ll never forget the
echo of that blast. Or the flash of light and the spray of
blood.‖
p. 141 ―A pair of steel hands closed around
my windpipe at the sound of Hassan‘s
name. I rolled down the window. Waited
for the steel hands to loosen their grip.‖