Trifles is a one-act play written by an American playwright Susan Glaspell. The writer has artistically presented suspense and mystery in this one-act
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Summary of Trifles Susan Glaspell, an American writer, wrote the one-act drama 'Trifles.' This drama is about the investigation of Mr. John Wright's murder. This drama dealt with a variety of topics, including masculine dominance, loneliness, loss of identity, vengeance and violence, and liberation through revolt. This drama was first performed on August 8, 1916, at violence, freedom through revolt. Introduction Susan Glaspell, an American writer, wrote the one-act drama Trifles. In this one-act drama, the author has created suspense and mystery using aesthetic means. In the same way, he discussed numerous facets of women's life and self-priorities. Trifles has portrayed different issues about women's life such as solitude, loss of identity, male dominance, vengeance and violence, feminism, independence via revolt, and so on. In the drama, there is an inquiry into a murder case. Mr. John Wright's abandoned home serves as the setting for the drama. Summary of Trifle…
