Hero's and villains in life is beautiful

1. The Germans are giving orders for what they want the Jews to do for them. When they ask for a translator, Guido puts his hand up and makes up the rules of the game that he is trying to convince his son there playing.
2. The Germans are the villains because they have captured the Jews and forced them to do work for them. The hero in the scene would most likely be Guido, since he is saving his son from worrying to much and stops him from thinking that he would die in this place, but to think that its all just a game. but by saying that he's putting everyone else at risk because they don't know what's going on