Question

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. his opponents are the men outside he feels torn between staying and running

Explanation:

The barber is described as having hands that tremble (showing internal conflict) and feeling a responsibility with the "enemy" (Captain Torres) in his shop. He is a revolutionary (implied by context of the story where Captain Torres is an enemy of the revolutionaries). He doesn't want to harm his customer (as he is just a barber doing his job, and the story explores the moral dilemma of whether to kill Torres or not - he ultimately decides not to). His opponents are not the men outside (the men outside are likely his fellow revolutionaries). The key is that he is a loyal revolutionary (as he is part of the revolutionary group, which is clear from the story's context where Captain Torres is a target of the revolutionaries).

Answer:

His goal is to be a loyal revolutionary.