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The Grand Budapest Hotel Scene 16 Summary

  • Zero reads a very harsh and demanding letter, the kind you could expect from the perfectionist Gustave, to the staff during dinner. It comes complete with a forty-six-stanza poem.
  • In prison, Gustave is operating the mush cart and, through fighting, Mendl's pastries, and general friendliness, gets on the inside of an escape attempt.
  • Their plan is all set to go, but they need digging tools.