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1). The definition of the word trifles is to deal with something as if it were of little significance or value. The ironic part is that the whole story is completely structured in the sense of complete disregard. One of the most obvious demonstrations of these “trifles” is the death of Mr. Wright. What I found interesting was the explanation of John Wright’s body to the Sheriff and Attorney by Mr. Hale. The fact that Mrs. Wright acted with no emotion to that her husband’s dead body upstairs would show how trifles played true in this moment. She also displayed the same emotion when explaining the mysterious death of the canary she seemed so fond of. The story on several occasions illustrated that Mrs. Wright wasn’t evolved in a happy and loving relationship with her husband. I can’t help to believe that in some way the rational for her emotionless attitude is because she’s been desensitized with years of emotional abuse. However, Mrs. Wright is not alone with failure to......

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