Solomon 's personal satisfaction is not only that he is reunited with his entire family, but, showings the effects of consumerism on the "poor" man 's life, that he also gets 2 million pounds from a diamond company which ensure he may "start again". At the very end, Solomon gets to tell his story to the United Nations, whom give him standing ovation which we see through a cross cut of tracking shots and full shots of Maddy, tribal music begins to play, its loud and co-insides with the clapping of everyone around him, it is comprised of different african voices and almost sounds like an young children 's african choir, which provides another contrast between the harsh and violent realities, and shows the involvement of children in the violent consumerism of the African Conflict Diamond trade. At this moment we see in a close up shot of Solomon and the overwhelming pride of knowing what he has achieved awash his face. He stands tall with his shoulders held back, carrying the pride of an African Nation within his actions, proud that he has exposed the trade to re
Solomon 's personal satisfaction is not only that he is reunited with his entire family, but, showings the effects of consumerism on the "poor" man 's life, that he also gets 2 million pounds from a diamond company which ensure he may "start again". At the very end, Solomon gets to tell his story to the United Nations, whom give him standing ovation which we see through a cross cut of tracking shots and full shots of Maddy, tribal music begins to play, its loud and co-insides with the clapping of everyone around him, it is comprised of different african voices and almost sounds like an young children 's african choir, which provides another contrast between the harsh and violent realities, and shows the involvement of children in the violent consumerism of the African Conflict Diamond trade. At this moment we see in a close up shot of Solomon and the overwhelming pride of knowing what he has achieved awash his face. He stands tall with his shoulders held back, carrying the pride of an African Nation within his actions, proud that he has exposed the trade to re