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The Grand Budapest Hotel Scene 8 Summary

  • We are given a collage of hotel life as Zero learns how to be a lobby boy.
  • He works tirelessly for long hours serving all the guests, always invisible but always within sight.
  • However, the primary focus isn't the hotel or Zero: It's Gustave.
  • He, um, entertained many of the hotel's wealthiest clients, who seem to come specifically for him. They're all old, vain, insecure, blonde women.
  • Gustave would also give a nightly sermon (always relevant to their job of course) and took his meals alone in his room.
  • We are told the hotel's owner is a mystery, but Deputy Kovacs comes on his behalf to talk business.
  • Mustafa says that we won't discuss his meeting of Agatha, but we see she is a girl of Zero's age who works at Mendl's, a local pastry shop.