Amir reflects that "Every women needed a husband. Even if he did silence the song in her." Discuss this quote in the light of the Taheri's marriage and of Amir and Soraya's marriage.
Although Amir is critical of many cultural practices, he is sure that every man needs a woman. I think the distinction Amir might agree with is that not every man deserves a woman. Amir is kind at heart and supports Sorraya. They complement each other. We cannot say the same for the Taheri's marriage. General Taheri is, at times, abusive towards his wife. A reader might have the feeling that the General does not deserve her.
