Describe the living conditions of the Chavadi where Amir was instructed to stay for his treatment.

The Chavadi, where Amir was ordered to stay, was an old and dilapidated building in a state of extreme neglect. Chapter 22 provides a vivid description of its hardships: it was home to lizards and poisonous scorpions, and lepers also stayed there. The ground was uneven with seventeen knee-deep holes, and the back was filled with garbage. Amir had to endure constant dampness from the ground, rain from above, and a chaotic environment of wind and cold. It was so wretched that the text notes even a dog would not endure the troubles there.