Women's Trifles

In the one-act play Trifles the author, Susan Glaspell, does a good job at putting forth the “trifles” that become an important factor in the play. In comparison, Glaspell, also the author of the short story “A Jury of Her Peers”, wrote this story based on Trifles. Trifles and “A Jury of Her Peers” both tell the same story but with one being a one-act play and the other being a particularly long short story, …

…distinct and obvious advantages over each other just as any two works would if one was a short play and the other was a particularly long short story. If one was wanting to read this story because he or she was interested in the “trifles” of women, go see the one-act play or read the one-act play Trifles so one will be sure not to miss the point of the “trifles that women face everyday