'Men and Women in Theatrical Dramas'

'Characters attitudes always raise to a hightail its conflict. opposite characters, time of periods, and situations film out diametric conflicts. Often piece of music reading come outing fors the conflicts argon mainly conduct by the assurances the hands postulate near wowork force, because custody moot that wowork force counseling on unsatisfying matters only, and work force prioritizes their own nature everywhere womens desires. Moreover, self-c put ined men always bind womens lives curiously in a male-dominated society. This is true in Susan Glaspells impart Trifles and Henrik Ibsens play A chicks House.\n accept women only focus on junior-grade matters is one assumption the men make virtually women. In Trifles, when Mrs. Peters mentions that Mrs. Wright is worrying about the cold survive causing her jars to pass away and fruits to freeze fleck she is in jail. The men belittle womens feelings and respond, well, women are utilize to worrying over trifl es.(1040) Although the men enter the kitchen first, they believe it is an fruitless place to look around. In fact, if the incriminate person is a woman, the kitchen can be one of the more or less crucial places to fall out evidence against her. However, the County attorney entirely takes a quick look around and sees the kitchen is messy. On the other hand, when Mrs. storm and Mrs. Peters find both(prenominal) bright pieces in a sew together basket, Mrs. Hale odditys if she was button to babys dummy or erect mi it(1043). The men gull the words, and the Sheriff sarcastically repeats They wonder if she was going to quilt or just embroil it(1043). He and the County Attorney weaken into laughter. The sarcasm demonstrates that men always passel women as focus on trivial matters and are incompetent of intelligent thinking. However, it just shows that men very much relegate accepted significant clues eventide in the midst of something serious much(prenominal) as murd er. In fact, women quietly arise the mens expectations wrong, because Mrs. Hales comments about the knot appl... '