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what is the importance of amir’s dream of assef claiming to be his twin? why would hosseini include this dream in the story of amir’s recovery?

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Amir's dream reveals to him how much he resembles his father, Baba, it is significant to the plot since it depicts the inner struggle between Baba and Amir.

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Because of how he treated Hassan, Amir is overcome with shame. Amir believes that Assef's own darkness has weakened him. They were both similar characters who simply took different trajectories, which is similar to the hero/villain plot of the movies they liked to watch. Hosseini recounts this dream to show how Amir is growing and becoming more self-aware.

The purported monster is the subject of the dream, and the characters show bravery, friendship, and leadership by working as a team to convince others that it is safe to swim in the lake.

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