A motif from the book and at least 15 examples of where it is seen in The Kite Runner.Please list the exact page and quote where you see the motif....

Scars, both psychological and
physical, is a recurring motif in The Kite Runner. Here are 15
examples:

• The harelip that mars Hassan's smiling face is
  mentioned often.


• Hassan, like many other characters, endures
  mental scars; his come from the attack and rape by Assef.


• The
  physical scars that can be found on Hassan's father, Ali.


• Baba has
  a huge scar on his back (possibly from fighting a black
  bear).


• Amir has many emotional scars, primarily from his betrayal
  of Hassan.


• Amir later receives numerous scars from his beating by
  Assef.


• Sohrab has many mental scars from his treatment at the
  hands of the Taliban.


• Sohrab retains the physical scars following
  his suicide attempt.


• Soraya has mental scars from her past,
  primarily from her love affair that went awry back in
  Virginia.


• Kabul--and all of Afghanistan--is scarred by the long
  warring at the hands of the Russians and, later, the
  Taliban.


• Farid, Amir's driver during his return to Afghanistan,
  has scars from wounds received fighting with the Northern
  Alliance.


• Sanaubar, Hassan's mother, returns after a long absence
  with horrible scars on her face.


• Kamal, one of Assef's companions
  during their attack on Hassan, suffers psychological scars after he, too, is sexually attacked by
  Russian soldiers.


• Khanum Taheri, the general's wife, suffers a
  stroke and a resulting speech disability after her daughter runs
  away.


• Farzana, Hassan's wife, is murdered by the Taliban.