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The speaker's inability to understand the necessity for the wall, results in his mocking of the neighbor by attempting to convince him, sarcastically of course, that his apple trees will never get across and eat his pines, and thus concluding that the wall is not necessary. Though the speaker is clearly being facetious, he nevertheless establishes an antagonistic tone, mocking the stubbornness of the neighbor by implying that the apples are going to eat the non-edible pine cones... displayed 300 characters
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Though the speaker is clearly being facetious, he nevertheless establishes an antagonistic tone, mocking the stubbornness of the neighbor by implying that the apples are going to eat the non-edible pine cones. Another contrasting metaphor appears here as the speaker, being livelier and less strict, is the grower of apples?also the fruit of choice for fairy-tales, while the neighbor, who sticks to old cliches and traditions, is the grower of the acidic and hard pine cones... displayed next 300 characters
The speaker questions the fence and therefore shows that he is less set on tradition than his neighbour.
The speaker's reaction to the neighbour's opinion of the wall reveals that the speaker thinks his neighbour is traditional and set in his ways...
The poem raises a difficult question, whether walls should be made stronger for our safety, or whether they should be let down, since they hinder our progress toward understanding other people...
The speaker's inability to understand the necessity for the wall, results in his mocking of the neighbor by attempting to convince him, sarcastically of course, that his apple trees will never get across and eat his pines, and thus concluding that the wall is not necessary...
From this point, we can see that Frost is trying to break through the barrier between them with trust. Frost starts saying he is not going to steal the cones under his pine, and he also trusts his neighbor that he will not take his apples either...
When the man says, "on a day we meet to walk the line and set the wall between us once again." It seems to show that even though there is a bond, there is also somewhat of a riff between the two...
