Read these lines from the poem and answer the question. a servant to servants,” robert frost our willoughby! how did you hear of it? i expect, though, everyone's heard of it. in a book about ferns? listen to that! you let things more like feathers regulate your going and coming. and you like it here? why does the narrator mention feathers? to show her knowledge of how ferns resemble feathers to express admiration for the camper’s study of plants and birds to emphasize how free the camper is to do as he to imply that the camper is engaged in a trivial activity

Hi! I would say that the speaker in this poem called A Servant to Servants, by Robert Frost, mentions feathers to show her knowledge of how ferns resemble feathers. The correct option is the first one.

Explanation:

I chose the first choice because I don't perceive admiration in the speaker's voice, neither I perceive a judgment about his activity being trivial, as it says in the last option. I don't think that is the second option either because she doesn't say anything about the camper's free life, she just mentions and compares ferns with feathers, casually, she slips that comment that makes the receptor of the comment know that she knows about the similarity between both.