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Fiction and the Business Lesson

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Business

 

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Sharon E

 

Date added:

September 5, 2012

 

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University

 

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This paper shall also analyze how the entertainment aspects of this story relate to the lesson it teaches about business. Settings "Just Lather, That's All" is a story of a barber, a former revolutionary rebel, that is face with an adverse decision to either kill his adversary, Captain Torres, by slitting his throat with a razor or let him go...
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The story is told from the barber's point of view and the story is in first person. The character is the barber who is talking to the reader. The venue takes place in a barbershop. This character must service a customer who he very clearly loathes. He is also contemplating on killing Captain Torres. The character have identified his adversary and made it clear to the reader...
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