Questions on “Just Lather, That’s All
|Questions on “Just Lather, That’s All |
|English 12 |
Answer the following questions in complete sentences.
1. What is the central conflict in the story? Is it internal or external? Is it a dilemma? Explain. /5
2. What considerations tempt the barber to kill Captain Torres? What considerations motivate him not to? Which of his motivations are admirable, which are selfish? In what parts of his thinking is he clearly rationalizing? /5
3. What is the difference between a “revolutionary” and a “murderer”? /2
4. The barber thinks of what people might say if he killed the captain: “He slit his throat while shaving him – a coward.” Evaluate this remark. /2
5. Would the barber have been a “murderer” or a “hero” if he killed the captain? /1
6. In what ways do the character of the barber and the captain contrast? Which person is more admirable? /4
7. The strong element of suspense in this story may at first make the plot seem its major element. In fact, all its elements contribute to a central theme. What is that theme? Is it explicit or implicit? Could it be called a moral? Why or why not? /4
8. Was the barber’s final decision what you expected? Why or why not? If the barber had killed the captain, what would have happened to the theme of the story? /3
9. Does the story in any way have a surprise ending? If so, is it plausible? /2
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