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* Otto was sent in the French front, but being a German soldier, he was nearly executed by the French resistance du to Germany having occupied the northern and atlantic coastal parts of France during World War II. Given that the German soldiers, as well as the German diaspora, in Eastern Europe, were persecuted and executed by the Soviet army, just imagine what would have happened to him if he was sent in the eastern front instead!
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* Otto was sent in the French front, but being a German soldier, he was nearly executed by the French resistance du to Germany having occupied the northern and atlantic coastal parts of France during World War II. Given that the German soldiers, as well as the German diaspora, in Eastern Europe, were persecuted and executed by the Soviet army, army (hence why the once-large German communities in Eastern Europe are nearly completely gone today), just imagine what would have happened to him if he was sent in the eastern front instead!
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* While the audience is left in suspense over the faceoff at the Morteau farm, the result was heavily telegraphed in the scene itself. Hearing Hans outside taunting them as he reloads his bolt-action rifle, Otto draws a handgun to defend Jeanne. As the scene cuts to the Morteau boys running away through the field, we hear two rapid, identical gunshots. Hans couldn't possibly have fired twice so quickly—he would have needed to work his rifle bolt before being able to shoot again—while Otto, armed with a semi-automatic weapon, would have been able to.
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* While the audience is left in suspense over the faceoff at the Morteau farm, the result was heavily telegraphed in the scene itself. Hearing Hans outside taunting them as he reloads his bolt-action rifle, Otto draws a handgun to defend Jeanne. As the scene cuts to the Morteau boys running away through the field, we hear two rapid, identical gunshots. Hans couldn't possibly have fired twice so quickly—he would have needed to work his rifle bolt before being able to shoot again—while Otto, armed with a semi-automatic weapon, would have been able to.to.
! Fridge Horror
* Otto was sent in the French front, but being a German soldier, he was nearly executed by the French resistance du to Germany having occupied the northern and atlantic coastal parts of France during World War II. Given that the German soldiers, as well as the German diaspora, in Eastern Europe, were persecuted and executed by the Soviet army, just imagine what would have happened to him if he was sent in the eastern front instead!
! Fridge Horror
* Otto was sent in the French front, but being a German soldier, he was nearly executed by the French resistance du to Germany having occupied the northern and atlantic coastal parts of France during World War II. Given that the German soldiers, as well as the German diaspora, in Eastern Europe, were persecuted and executed by the Soviet army, just imagine what would have happened to him if he was sent in the eastern front instead!
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* Otto at the beginning of the series speaks in a very broken dialect. He uses third-person when talking of himself, frequently slips back into German when talking and uses odd wording. This is then largely absent from his speech patterns in the last two episodes, where he appears to speak normally for the most part. French is a second language to him, and so he naturally struggles with it. However, he improves over time, considering he is garrisoning a French town for 5 years, he has quite a bit of time and opportunities to practice.
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* Otto at the beginning of the series speaks in a very broken dialect. He uses third-person when talking of himself, frequently slips back into German when talking and uses odd wording. This is then largely absent from his speech patterns in the last two episodes, where he appears to speak normally for the most part. French is a second language to him, and so he naturally struggles with it. However, he improves over time, considering he is garrisoning a French town for 5 years, he has quite a bit of time and opportunities to practice.practice.
* While the audience is left in suspense over the faceoff at the Morteau farm, the result was heavily telegraphed in the scene itself. Hearing Hans outside taunting them as he reloads his bolt-action rifle, Otto draws a handgun to defend Jeanne. As the scene cuts to the Morteau boys running away through the field, we hear two rapid, identical gunshots. Hans couldn't possibly have fired twice so quickly—he would have needed to work his rifle bolt before being able to shoot again—while Otto, armed with a semi-automatic weapon, would have been able to.
* While the audience is left in suspense over the faceoff at the Morteau farm, the result was heavily telegraphed in the scene itself. Hearing Hans outside taunting them as he reloads his bolt-action rifle, Otto draws a handgun to defend Jeanne. As the scene cuts to the Morteau boys running away through the field, we hear two rapid, identical gunshots. Hans couldn't possibly have fired twice so quickly—he would have needed to work his rifle bolt before being able to shoot again—while Otto, armed with a semi-automatic weapon, would have been able to.
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* Otto at the beginning of the series speaks in a very broken dialect. He uses third-person when talking of himself, frequently slips back into German when talking and uses odd wording. This is then largely absent from his speech patterns in the last two episodes, where he appears to speak normally for the most part. French is a second language to him, and so he naturally struggles with it. However, he improves over time, considering he is garrisoning a French town for 5 years, he has quite a bit of time and opportunities to practice.
* Otto at the beginning of the series speaks in a very broken dialect. He uses third-person when talking of himself, frequently slips back into German when talking and uses odd wording. This is then largely absent from his speech patterns in the last two episodes, where he appears to speak normally for the most part. French is a second language to him, and so he naturally struggles with it. However, he improves over time, considering he is garrisoning a French town for 5 years, he has quite a bit of time and opportunities to practice.
