Wednesday

    I enjoyed today's discussion about the wall. It makes complete sense why "men of action" would appreciate a wall to come up against. It allows them pride in that they had every intention of a certain action without cause them to actually do it and face the consequences that may come with it. These people are the ones that the narrator sees as below him, however they are not really below him, the narrator is guilty of this as well. I think that the narrator writes about them from an outside perspective because it is easier to be objective but in reality he is the same as the rest of us and just as guilty