Since Casablanca fell in love with Max as a German spy, Marianne has always loved him to death. Even if she is used again by the German spy, it is because of her love for the child and Max that she does not want to lose. She wants to be a good person, but reality and war do not allow her the opportunity to be a family woman. Max's rationality, calmness, and even a little indifference came from the cold weather in Quebec, and possibly the wet weather in London. Within a few days, he was melted by the fiery Casablanca and Marianne, who fell in love with him at first sight. The love between the two will never change. Even after Max confirms that the person he loves the most is a spy, he still believes that she is his favorite. He is willing to believe him and her, and protect her to go to neutral Switzerland together. The plane can be launched, and the family of three can live quietly in a country without war. Maybe this is the hardship of life. You paid, you originally hoped to better protect the people you love, but the reality is always I'll hang you up and give you a whip! I feel like I can forgive Marianne for what she has done, and that's because of love!
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