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A play by Susan Glaspell about the investigation of a murder in a farmhouse. The women find clues that the men miss, and reveal the true motive behind the crime.
- Trifles: Full Play Analysis
Full Play Analysis. Trifles is a play about the fundamental...
- Trifles: Full Play Analysis
A play about a murder investigation and a quilt project. Two women find evidence of the crime and the motive that the men miss, while the men mock their concerns as trivial.
A play by Susan Glaspell about a murder investigation and the relationships between husbands and wives. The women find clues that the men overlook, while the men dismiss the women's concerns as trifles.
A play by Susan Glaspell about the injustice of a patriarchal society and the power of women. The women uncover the truth behind a murder while the men dismiss their evidence as trifles.
A short story about two women who discover the truth behind a murder at a farmhouse. They find evidence of Minnie's motive and cover up for her, while the men ignore the "trifles" that reveal the crime.
A one-act play by Susan Glaspell about the murder of a farmer and the investigation of his wife. The play explores the contrast between the men's and women's perspectives, the evidence and motives, and the social and legal implications of the crime.
Trifles Summary. The sheriff Henry Peters and the county attorney George Henderson arrive with the witness Lewis Hale, Mrs. Peters, and Mrs. Hale at John Wright 's farmhouse, where the police are investigating Wright's murder.
