Trifles: The Rise of Modern Feminism on the Stage, Part 2 Answers

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What does the birdcage symbolize in Trifles?

A
Mrs. Wright’s role as housekeeper
B
the women’s analysis of evidence
C
the Wright household
D
Mrs. Wright’s desire to control something
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What quality makes the stitching symbolic?Stitching holds things together, and this uneven stitching suggests that Mrs. Wright’s situation is coming apart.Stitching is domestic work, and this uneven stitching suggests that Mrs. Wright is failing in her role as a homemaker.Stitching can be beautiful, and this uneven stitching suggests that Mrs. Wright is not as creative as other women in her community.Stitching can be difficult and complicated, and this uneven stitching suggests that Mrs. Wright

A
Stitching holds things together, and this uneven stitching suggests that Mrs. Wright’s situation is coming apart.
B
Stitching is domestic work, and this uneven stitching suggests that Mrs. Wright is failing in her role as a homemaker.
C
Stitching can be beautiful, and this uneven stitching suggests that Mrs. Wright is not as creative as other women in her community.
D
Stitching can be difficult and complicated, and this uneven stitching suggests that Mrs. Wright is too unsteady to carry out a murder.

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