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How will he fight for African rights , if he cannot provide for those same rights to his own people ? If he has neglected it for such a length of time that he cannot now be admitted to reclaim it without endangering the rights of others , the law of nature will no longer allow him to revive and assert his claims . " Thus he has clearly shown that he acknowledged the agreement which he cannot now break without dishonor to himself and danger to his friends . Integral to the story is Fifield 's acknowledgment that he cannot understand his brother as well as he would like ; in spite of being raised together , the distance between the two is immense . He cannot be called a good observer who wanders around like a madman only for the sake of the rose and the garden .