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* OnlyCaresAboutInheritance: When Madame Degoffe und Taxis dies, the reading of her will is attended by dozens of distant relatives she barely interacted with, all hoping she left a payout for them.
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* LostInTransmission: Surprisingly averted when Gustave calls the Society of the Crossed Keys for emergency assistance. Despite being relayed via telephone through no fewer than five concierges, with each conversation lasting mere seconds, Gustave's message is conveyed perfectly to its final recipient. {{Justified}} since the message is being relayed by the staff of the best hotels in Europe; [[FridgeBrilliance it is a given that they would execute any request to the letter]].
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* LostInTransmission: Surprisingly averted when Gustave calls the Society of the Crossed Keys for emergency assistance. Despite being relayed via telephone through no fewer than five concierges, with each conversation lasting mere seconds, Gustave's message is conveyed perfectly to its final recipient. {{Justified}} since the message is being relayed by the staff of the best hotels in Europe; [[FridgeBrilliance it is a given one could expect that they would execute any request to the letter]].letter.
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-->'''The Author''': "Is it [referring to the hotel] simply your last connection to that vanished world–his [referring to Gustave] world, if you will?"\\
'''Zero''': "His world? No, I don't think so. You see, we shared a vocation; it wouldn't have been necessary. No, the hotel I keep for Agatha. We were happy here, for a little while. To be frank, I think his world [[BornInTheWrongCentury had vanished long before he ever entered it]]. But I will say, he certainly sustained the illusion with a marvelous grace."
-->'''The Author''': "Is it [referring to the hotel] simply your last connection to that vanished world–his [referring to Gustave] world, if you will?"\\
'''Zero''': "His world? No, I don't think so. You see, we shared a vocation; it wouldn't have been necessary. No, the hotel I keep for Agatha. We were happy here, for a little while. To be frank, I think his world [[BornInTheWrongCentury had vanished long before he ever entered it]]. But I will say, he certainly sustained the illusion with a marvelous grace."
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** During the second train scene, what appears to be a Sd.Kfz.251/22 half-track is shown among the fascist soldiers stopping the train. This vehicle wouldn't be put into service until late 1944, long after the early 1930s setting of the scene.
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* ActorAllusion: Creator/EdwardNorton is seen [[Film/MoonriseKingdom inspecting the hole an escapee made in their confinements in order to flee]].
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** Creator/EdwardNorton is seen [[Film/MoonriseKingdom inspecting the hole an escapee made in their confinements in order to flee]].
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* DidntThinkThisThrough: Zero and Gustave chase after Jopling on a sled, but it's not until they hit top speed that they realise they don't know what to do if they ''catch'' him, considering he's a homicidal psychopath. Gustave suggests they stop, but Zero points out that he can barely steer the sled.
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* ShoeShineMister: Gustave gives Zero money to go light up a candle at the local church, buy him a Courtesan au chocolat from Mendl’s and "if there's any money left, give it to the crippled shoe shine boy", cut to said crippled shoe shine boy at work doing a SpitShine.
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* ShoeShineMister: Gustave gives Zero money to go light up a candle at the local church, church for Madame D., buy him a Courtesan au chocolat from Mendl’s and "if there's any money left, give it to the crippled shoe shine boy", cut to said crippled shoe shine boy at work doing a SpitShine.
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* ShoeShineMister: Gustave gives Zero money to in order to go light up a candle at the local church, buy him a Courtesan au chocolat from Mendl’s and "if there's any money left, give it to the crippled shoe shine boy", cut to said crippled shoe shine boy at work doing a SpitShine.
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* ShoeShineMister: Gustave gives Zero money to in order to go light up a candle at the local church, buy him a Courtesan au chocolat from Mendl’s and "if there's any money left, give it to the crippled shoe shine boy", cut to said crippled shoe shine boy at work doing a SpitShine.
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* ShoeShineMister: Gustave gives Zero money to in order to go light up a candle at the local church, buy him a Courtesan au chocolat from Mendl’s and "if there's any money left, give it to the crippled shoe shine boy", cut to said crippled shoe shine boy at work doing a SpitShine.
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** The same applies for the German names: Nebelsbad literally means "fog bath." Lutz (possibly a play on the real Polish town of Łódź) is actually a pet name for "Ludwig" (Louis).
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** The same applies for the German names: Nebelsbad literally means "fog bath." Lutz (possibly a play on the real Polish town of Łódź) is actually either a pet name for "Ludwig" (Louis).(Louis) or a surname.
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* WhamLine: One of the last lines of the movie. [[spoiler: "In the end, they shot him."]]
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* WhamLine: One of the last lines of the movie. [[spoiler: "In the end, they shot him."]]
