Robert Frost's dramatic monologue : the two sides of the narrative in "A Servant to Servants"

The structuralist-inspired development of narrative theories in France from the late 1960s onward has spawned a whole host opportunities to explore way narratives function. This is precisely what Gerald Prince undertakes his Narratology: Form and Functioning Narrative, which he delineates mutual relationship between narrator narratee as two most important constituents any narrative. framework useful for study Robert Frost's poetry, comprised large part oeuvre at time when form had become marginalized due conforming poetic conventions that modernism tended undermine. research explores modernist take on this conventional genre through narratological poem “A Servant Servants.”