For Zweig, the Barber is a good person who thinks well of Sir Morosus: after the disinheritance scene, he explains to Henry and the others "He is a thoroughly honest fellow with the best heart in the country".
The Barber is a good person: after the disinheritance scene, he explains to Henry He is a thoroughly honest fellow with the best heart in the country. This is for Zweig. The Barber is a good person: after the disinheritance scene, he explains to the others "He is a thoroughly honest fellow with the best heart in the country". This is for Zweig. This good person thinks well of Sir Morosus.