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Imagine trying to coax a fire to burn brightly with wet wood. No matter how much effort you put in, the conditions simply aren’t right for success. Similarly, appealing to a person who is more inclined to obstruct than assist is like attempting to navigate a stormy sea in a fragile boat. The turbulence and the overwhelming force of the waves make any progress nearly impossible. You might as well be asking a wolf to guard a flock of sheep, trusting an inherently dangerous force to act against its nature. Just as a barren tree cannot bear fruit, a person entrenched in antagonism and hostility cannot be expected to deliver fairness.