What “mischief” does the speaker do? He tears down the wall each spring. He questions the tradition of wall-mending. He wants the neighbor’s cows to get lost. He doesn’t mind offending other people.

The narrator in the Poem "Mending Wall" by Robert Frost, the speaker's "mischief" is seen in how he questions the futility of wall-mending. Therefore, the correct answer is B.

What is the narrator's Mischief in Mending Walls?

Making use of great imagery and metaphor, in lines 24 and 25, he indicates that his apples are incapable of eating the cones produced by his pine trees.

In lines 31-33, he states that he would like to know who he is walling out or in since there were no cows.

His neighbor replies to his questions each time with the statement "Good Fences make good neighbors".

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