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Rick Blanie In Rick's Cafe Villian
From the moment you enter into Rick's Café Américain, the customers always seem to ask about the owner, Rick Blaine. Rick Blanie has very strong visual and verbal elements that relate to his character. He isolates himself by choice by choosing not to have a drink with customers. When we first meet Rick Blaine, we see he’s a serious and authoritative man, his expression dour as he drinks and plays chess alone. He’s the boss; nothing goes without Rick’s “ok”. As an authority figure, Rick doesn’t fear any other authority like Major Heinrich Strasser, the Nazi SS Officer who comes to Rick's Café Américain to catch a fugitive and at the same time question Rick about his past. He’s presented and reads a dossier composed by the Nazis, to which

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