Explanation Of 'Rick In The Film Casablanca'

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At the beginning of detailed description ,I would like to make a rough conclusion in the film ,Casablanca .In general ,it narrated a story which happened during the world war Ⅱ.A couple ,Victor Lazlo and his wife Llsa ,who had to flee from Casablanca to America trying to obtain the passport that was at the hands of Rick .Whereas the relationship between Llsa and Rick was the one between lovers and it was in the past .The movie plot derived from the passport ,which pushed the whole process and mixed all characters up together .At last ,Rick determined to help the couple .Casablanca clarified human love ,continual struggle and perseverance for justice .Celebrating the greaters who sacrificed for world peace .I intend to analyze it on characters . To …show more content…
Victor Lazlo was a leader of wars to fight against Nazi .He was arrested into central camp and had been trapped there for one year .Accounting for the characteristics of his occupation ,he has been suffering from the experience that surviving from death .He was faithful and passionate to his job .In addition ,he loved Llsa so much that he could sacrificed his own life . Rick ,the owner of Rick's Cafe ,smart and affectionate .He gave up his objective that fighting for justice and has stayed away from politics since Llsa left him .He couldn't understand and the reason why Llsa left him and misunderstood Llsa in that case .Meeting Llsa again and heard the explanation of Llsa ,he took the risk of being killed helping the couple go aboard to America and returned Llsa to Victor with an elucidation of the affairs between Llsa and him in spite of his personal benefits .Acquiring his objective again in time
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