Hotel+Rwanda

Hotel Rwanda This movie had a pretty powerful force driving it. It followed two of the three essay writing styles very well. Ethos and Pathos are the two writing styles I thought was clear. Logos on the other hand, I saw nothing logical about killing so many people just because there title was Tutsis. That’s was something everyone who watched this movie could agree with. This movie had a very strong Pathos force behind it. You cannot watch it and not get emotional about it. Wither it is pity for the poor and weak that we saw murdered before our very eyes, or angry at the cowards that could commit such acts against the very nature of humanity. The worst thing about this feeling that you get, this Pathos emotion, is that no matter how it makes you feel, you can’t stop thinking that this really happened. The main character in the movie demonstrated a strong sense of Ethos creditability. He gave up 100,000 francs to save all those people. He put them in his hotel and did his best to keep them safe. It’s amazing what he did. He really was a hero, a man worth knowing, worth respecting, worth more than what he had in life. He didn’t say he would help, he did. That’s what gives him creditability, what makes his words have honored. As far as Logos or the logical way of thinking goes, these soldiers killed people for reasons that are not worth dirt. They claim that the Tutsis are traitors, and that they killed the president, yet they have no proof. They act just like the Nazi’s.