the speaker and his neighbor seemed to have a distant relationship, since they only meet once a year to build this wall. even so there's a certain playful antagonism between the two as indicated by their differences of opinion on the wall. although they don't seem to have a lot in common, they managed to maintain a relationship that is generally respectful
I'm assuming this is the Mending Wall by Robert Frost.
<span>The speaker considers saying "elves" because it refers back to the lines of the poem where the speaker explains "something there is that doesn't love a wall/ and wants it down." The speaker wants to poke fun at his his everyday, ordinary neighbor and proposes that it is a magical creature that is pulling the stones and creating gaps.</span>
An important part of the passage is them being lost. Answer choice C helps explain why they didn't know where their room was, as well as used figurative language to be more descriptive