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b. Who is being referred to as the “lunatic' over here?
c. Why does the speaker say ‘Bon voyage'?

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Answered by Anonymous

(b) Imola has a large lunatic asylum with over 1200 inmates.

(c) Bon voyage literally means "good voyage" in French, and it can be used as an exclamation, a playful or sophisticated way to send someone off on a journey.

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b. Who is being referred to as the “lunatic' over here?c. Why does the speaker say ‘Bon voyage'?​

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b. Who is being referred to as the “lunatic' over here?
c. Why does the speaker say ‘Bon voyage'?