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Lines 1-24
“There was nothing particularly heroic about it.  My only pride in the matter is that I stayed at my post and continued to do my job . . .” (Lines 20-21)

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1. Why does Rusesabagina think there was nothing heroic about what he did?
The author, Paul Rusesabagina, doesn’t believe he is a hero.  He believes he did only what he should have done, what anyone wou

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The author, Paul Rusesabagina, doesn’t believe he is a hero.  He believes he did only what he should have done, what anyone would or should do in his situation.   That makes him an even bigger hero.

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Strong Quote. By: Ana Navarro, Yaritza Medrano, Karol Abarca, Xiomara Vanegas

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Strong Quote. By: Ana Navarro, Yaritza Medrano, Karol Abarca, Xiomara Vanegas

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Lines 44-45
"A lot of people shot down with a missile, and July 4, when the Tutsi rebel army captured the capital of Kigali,approximately eight hundred thousand Rwandans were slaughtered".

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Lines 64-65
"Take four hours away from one hundred days and you have an idea of just how little I was able to accomplish against the grand design.

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" Eight hundred thousand lives snuffed out in one hundred days. That's eight eight thousand lives a day. More than five lives per minute. Each one of those lives was like a little world in itself".

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1-) Why did  Rusesabagina give us a number of eight hundred thousand Tutsi were slaughtered?

The author, Paul Rusesabagina,  wants to inform us because, he wants to show us how many Tutsis were killed for the Hutus.

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IN LINE 130-149 he said '' people were told over and over again that they were uglier .THEY were told that they will never be as physically attractive or capable of running their country. THE  hutus spoke  evil words that made the tutsi mad , the word were on the radio and it brought violence .  by SOLANGE LISETH hector ANTONY and BOURSHAR thanks for reading come later bye.

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Lines 113
"I will never forget walking out to my house the first day of the killing"

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Why does Rusesabagina still think that he accomplish so little?
The author believed that he accomplish so little because he was just able to saved 1,268 lives of eight hundred thousand lives. He was only doing his job.

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The author, Paul Rusesabagina, he wants everyone to know how bigger the problem was, how many people died between Hutus and Tutsis.

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Why this day is important?
This day is important because he was in shock, he can not believe what happen.

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The hunt for tutsis is calling a '' sport event'' and it convey the tone of the narrative disgusting and fearful, because the people are taking the hunt of people like sport is very disgusting and uncomfortable.

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The hunt for tutsis is calling a '' sport event'' and it convey the tone of the narrative disgusting and fearful, because the people are taking the hunt of people like sport is very disgusting and uncomfortable.

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Why did the author use a simile in the quote?

The author used a simile to show the importance of the lives of the people who were killed. He used numbers to shock the reader about how many people were killed.

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why he called the uglier and stupider the people?

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why he called the uglier and stupider the people?

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R/ He told them that  they  are uglier and stupider than the tutsis, because he think that they would never achieve anything.

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Rusesabagina think he accomplish so little

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The author Paul Rusesabagina believes he's not a hero because he thought he didn't do much, but in reality, he saved 1,268 people from getting killed.