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In Susan Glaspell's play "Trifles," the tragic flaw can be seen in the character of Mr. Wright, whose oppressive nature and disregard for his wife's happiness ultimately lead to his demise. His emotional and psychological abuse creates a suffocating environment that drives Mrs. Wright to a breaking point, resulting in her committing murder. This tragic flaw highlights the consequences of patriarchal dominance and the failure to recognize the value of women's experiences and perspectives.

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