Just_Lather_Thats_All

Just Lather Thats All Have you ever heard it said that if you’ve read the book the movie 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 life. As for Captain Torres’s feelings, there is no clear indication of what they are. He is a murderer, but how does he feel about his actions' The movie gives you a completely different point of view. The captain does all the talking. The more he speaks the more you know him. When he talks about the things he has done it is as if he enjoyed them. The barber says very little and we have no real way of knowing what he is thinking. movie, barber, torres, kill, written, captain, version, way, story, know, view, thinking, suspense, point, nothing, music, murderer, gives, feelings, feel, easy, dialogue, both, barber’s, actions, about, writing, very, values, torres’s, though, things, struggles, stand, speaks