A small red barber chair with a long golden braid over the arm and open silver scissors on the seat.

Original artwork, not a still

E. K. Hornbeck

Sit down, Samson, you’re about to get a haircut.

— Inherit the Wind

Behind the line

What it means

Our interpretation.

Calling someone 'Samson' gives the warning a grand flourish, only to cut it down with the prospect of a haircut. 'Sit down' is the plain command underneath the joke. The speaker makes the threat sound almost like an ordinary appointment.

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