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...Wasn’t afraid of death. He was playing his cool. Clint Eastwood style. Summary: Conflict: The story includes many conflicts between different sides and imagery and symbols are used to communicate unspoken works and feelings between the barber and Captain Torres. But most importantly, Téllez uses imagery and symbols when describing Captain Torres and also with the shaving cream and razor blade. Téllez uses animalistic features and actions when describing Captain Torres. Reaction: Have you ever heard it said that if you’ve read the book the story would be a disappointment? Such is the case of Just Lather, That’s All. The written version is from the barber’s point of view. The description of Torres by the barber enables you to see him as the barber sees him. Captain Torres is an executioner who deserves to die but not by his hand. You clearly understand the inner conflict with which the barber struggles. As he shaves him he describes his feelings for this man and his dilemma as to kill him or not. You can sense his frustration with his hatred for the Captain and his values for human lif...