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    Trifles

    by Susan Glaspell
    The Conflicts
    1st Conflict
    Mr & Mrs Wright

    She tried to control her anger


    by sewing the quilt, but it was
    not enough in which led the
    John killed the bird that sings in murder of her husband, John
    which it irritates him so much in
    front of Minnie.

    John didn’t allow Minnie to socialise,


    made a friend or even participate in
    church.
    2nd Conflict
    The Investigation

    The men repeatedly behave towards the women in a


    condescending way, belittling their trifles.

    The women register this attitude from the outset, and


    increasingly show signs of their resentment of it.

    They consider a distorted system of justice but as a revenge


    against a general male address towards females to which
    they themselves, along with Minnie, have been subjected.
    3rd Conflict
    Mrs Peters

    to l Such a conflict as a conflict of


    e d il wills within the protagonist.
    a rri e w T
    as he
    s "m r s h r to in wi on wil
    o i th e h e n y ll e h l t
    h he e ot elo to he t o as o d
    w d o
    e rs, to w h th (a f rder as s ha o th been the
    P et , as wit ce" n o tice s c e r ta r
    o m ig h u g ig h
    i i
    rs. law" pire just ht) njus s it. e t t t ht, t th
    M e ns ct rig e i ee o s hin an in
    th co tru n rav ly s ee g a d t g
    bs ow g te it. s o h e
    "o its nt a riva ne
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    References
    http://www.vcu.edu/engweb/eng384/trifles.htm
    http://www.k-
    state.edu/english/baker/english251/cc-
    dramatic_situation.htm
    http://www.enotes.com/trifles

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