When Taliban first came to the Afghanistan, people believed that they were heroes. Rahim Khan tells Amir: “When the Taliban rolled in and kicked the Alliance out of Kabul, I actually danced on that street. And, believe me, I wasn’t alone. People were celebrating at Chaman, at Deh-Mazang, greeting the Taliban in the streets, climbing their tanks and posing for pictures with them. People were so tired of the constant fighting, tired of the rockets, the gunfire, the explosions…”(p 200). People had hope that after tiring war with the Soviets, the life finally will get better. But as it turned out Taliban were cruel and not only didn’t improve the situation, but made it even worse: “In Kabul, fear is everywhere, in the streets, in the stadium,