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English, 31.10.2019 21:31 rebekahlm

How does paul’s response of “you saved our lives” (paragraph 79) add to the development of the scene from hotel rwanda?

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it sets up the imminent battle between the french and belgian armies against the hostage takers.

b)

it leads the audience into believing that the refugees have been saved.

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it shows that paul is naive in thinking they will live.

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it shows that paul and the guests could live if outside forces intervened.

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