Casablanca Critique

The story about Rick Blaine and his American bar in Casablanca, and how he falls into such a strong relationship with Ilsa is wonderful.
They met in Paris and had the most wonderful time but they had to escape. The morning they had to leave the girl, Ilsa, is not there. She had sent him a letter saying that she was sorry she couldn't be with him, and Rick was feeling like his inside had been ripped out. Feeling very betrayed by Ilsa, Rick being a very hard headed character himself, begins to hold a grudge against Ilsa. Well, as the movie plays out you can see she comes back to his casino, and he doesn't behave in her favor. He's actually quite mean to her, but only because he feels so betrayed by her. They have a long conversation about Paris and he finds out that she was married.
Now back in Casablanca Ilsa is married to a man named Victor Laszlo. He is a great man in the French Resistance and they need letters of transit to get out of Casablanca,......

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