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Why does Mrs Hale believes Mrs Wright may have had a motive for killing her husband?
Mrs. Hale believes Mrs. Wright may have had a motive for killing her husband because she was isolated and lonely, and her husband was oppressive and abusive towards her. This sense of isolation and mistreatment could have driven her to commit the crime out of desperation or retaliation.
What is the major themes in Trifles by susan glaspell?
There are several major themes in this play. The difference between genders (the women worrying about small 'trifles', the men worrying about the murder; sensitive towards Mrs. Wright vs. concerned about the law) and spousal abuse (Mrs. Wright being smothered by her husband, Mr. Wright's murder when he goes too far) are the two most prevalent ones.
Why did mrs hale call mrs wright by her maiden name?
Mrs hale effect on mrs wright
How do Mrs Hale and Mrs Peters help Mrs Wright?
They help Mrs. Wright by hiding the evidence from the men.
Who is steve wright wife?
mrs wright
Who was the wright brothers mother father?
The Wright Brothers' mother was Susan Catherine Koerner Wright, and their father was Milton Wright.
Who was prudence wright's husband?
david wright
The wright brothers were the child of?
mr. and mrs. wright
Who is mrs wright's REAL husband?
he is robbie williams. it was originally jerry goldsmith but he got some sense and divorced her. she is currently cheating on the robster with voldemort. :)
When did patience lovell wright husband die?
Her husband, Joseph Wright senior, died in 1769.
What apparently had happened to Mrs. Wright's bird in trifles?
Mrs. Wright's bird was found strangled with a rope in the cage. It was a crucial piece of evidence in the investigation and symbolized the emotional repression and confinement that Mrs. Wright experienced in her marriage.
What is the falling action in A Jury of Her Peers?
The falling action in "A Jury of Her Peers" occurs when the women discover the dead bird in the stitching box, realize its significance as evidence of Mrs. Wright's motive for killing her husband, and choose to conceal this information from the men as they all leave the Wright household. The story shifts to the women's shared understanding of Mrs. Wright's situation and their unspoken solidarity with her.
