I can see why they cut the island scenes shorter, the last few city scenes were really, quite sweet. We are shown the development of Charles character, who is smart, understanding and reasonable. All the more reason to empathize and love him. I really have come to like this grown up, urbane and sophisticated hero. What led to this conclusion- although not instantly since the director kept me guessing- is his determination to get his wife back, whether that means to rekindle her memories or to tenderly make her fall in love with him again. He is not angry at her for leaving him and breaking her promise, because he discovered that she lost her memory, it is not her own doing. Which propels…