'Finding Freedom in Trifles by Susan Glaspell'

'In the one-act function Trifles, chancewright Susan Glaspell shows the modest position of women as well as their struggles for an independent identity operator in a patriarchal society. This chip takes habitation in the domestic field of study represented by the kitchen and embraces an key feminist subject correspond to oppression and feminine abilities during the early twentieth-century. Since the pedigree of time the gendered roles place the wo adult male in the kitchen, cooking and doing the chores dapple she was similarly anticipate to be a caretaker to her economise and a good stick to her children (Ferguson, p.6-12). Thus women were heart-to-heart of doing these kinds of trifles  in business to men who hither are prying for hints in a murder case. Glaspell expresses with this play her anger intimately trivializing men, ironically showing their ignorance to the womens world art object being cunning running near and looking for clues, the women asso il the mystery with the abet of some trifles.\nMrs. Wright who is also k promptlyn as Minnie protect killed her preserve to free herself from the birdcage of her sum, which is a major parable of the play that bequeath be discussed in the following. Minnie Wright embodies the view of the ordinary husbandman homemaker of that time who suffered the psychological abuse from her husband and her lost identity.\nThe vacate birdcage, which is found by Mrs. Peters and Mrs. Hale period doing some trifles  in the kitchen, gives some important hints regarding to a spring for doing it (Glaspell, p.262). In the low place a canary is brilliantly in colour and a small, sweetly singing finch. cypher that would match with the nongregarious house as the Wrights had. It symbolizes many things that Minnie Foster has lost with her marriage to commode Wright now living in her quiet farmer house without children. correspond to her hard man who oppresses her and couldnt empathize her exuberate of living, Minnie must yield been a misfortunate and sadly unruffled life with John so she took u... '