Compare and contrast the three bullfighters in The Sun Also Rises.

You can read about this in Chapter 18. There are three
bull fighters - Belmonte, Marcial and Romero. Belmonte was very good, but he was past
his prime. Although he was famous, the people expected him to be more than very good -
they expected him to be perfect, which he was not. He worked close to the bull, but in
his own terrain. If a bull fighter enters the bull's terrain, he can be killed because
he is too close to the bull. When he was a younger man, Belmonte always worked in the
bull's terrain but in this bull fight, he stays in his own terrain. This is not exciting
and the crowd is not pleased.

Marcial's performance was
also mediocre. Belmonte did not worry about competing with Marcial because he, too, was
past his prime.

Romero was young and had a unique talent
for bull fighting. He was able to use his cape skillfully to entice the bull, and he
moved with grace. He was often in the bull's terrain. One of the bulls he was fighting
could not see well, and the crowd wanted this bull removed, but the president refused.
Because the bull could not see well, he could not see the colors of the cape, so Romero
had to get very, very close to him. Romero took his time and played with the bull, the
bull thought Romero had given up, so he charged and Romero immediately put his cape out
in front of the bull in a skillfull move before Romero threw his muleta over the bull's
head to blind him.