The author’s purpose for writing the Refusal is to illustrate the impact of revolution and how it affects the country.
A young boy who lives in a small village that is somewhat removed from its capital tells the tale. The child considers how the colonel-ranked tax collector leads the town's citizens in their obedient compliance with directives from the capital.
The Refusal was written in the fall of 1920, it was never made public while the author was still alive.
When the town is in trouble, it always asks the colonel for federal assistance, but if the situation is serious, it is always turned down. The narrator notes in the last line that because they are unable to anticipate the effects of their actions, "young people between the ages of seventeen and twenty" start to feel dissatisfied and come up with revolutionary ideas as a result of this scenario.
In this case, the author’s purpose for writing the Refusal is to illustrate the impact of revolution and how it affects the country.
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