In "Lather and Nothing Else" by Hernando Téllez, the narrator's internal conflict is:
The barber, as a man regarded to possess high morals was in between two opinions whether to kill his enemy, Captain Torres or not.
This reveals the theme that the barber actually had a duty to perform to the captain to carry out his shave.
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In "Lather and Nothing Else" written by Hernando Téllez. We are told of a barber who possesses strong sense of duty.
When Captain Torres came in, he recognizes him as an enemy but doesn't not refuse to carry out his barbing duty to him.
The internal conflict points out the duty the man had to his customers despite his inclinations.
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