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Bel canto by ann patchett
Bel canto by ann patchett









In the same vane, the hostages start to feel affectionate toward their captors, even paternal to some of the younger ones. The general doesn't want to harm the hostages.

bel canto by ann patchett

The unique nature of their interactions is dictated by the tense level of occupation. The book won several awards for literary merit and was read in an opera award show because of the centrality of opera to the main character.īecause of the amount of time that the hostages and terrorists must remain together, they develop relationships between their ranks. Patchett does not relate any of those events, but she used her knowledge of that crisis to incorporate certain elements into her plot. We are thankful for their contributions and encourage you to make your own.īel Canto was inspired by a real hostage situation at the Japanese embassy in Peru in the 1990s, from which only one hostage was rescued. These notes were contributed by members of the GradeSaver community.











Bel canto by ann patchett