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Read the excerpt from "Lather and Nothing Else."
I went on lathering his face. My hands began to tremble again. The man could not be aware of this, which was lucky for me. But I wished he had not come in. Probably many of our men had seen him enter the shop. And with the enemy in my house I felt a certain responsibility.
Which statement about the barber is correct?
His goal is to be a loyal revolutionary.
His goal is to harm his customers.
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His goal is to be a loyal revolutionary.
Explanation: the barber feels a responsibility because an "enemy" (a target of the revolution) is in his shop and he trembles over the decision—he's conflicted about acting as a revolutionary, not trying to harm customers as a matter of routine.
Explanation: the barber feels a responsibility because an "enemy" (a target of the revolution) is in his shop and he trembles over the decision—he's conflicted about acting as a revolutionary, not trying to harm customers as a matter of routine.
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