Read the TRIFLES by Susan Glaspell and write an essay instead of just analyze it. The introduction paragraph must have a thesis statement, and all body paragraphs should work around with it. And the...

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Title: Analyzing Trifles by Susan Glaspell
Contents
Introduction    3
The Drama    3
Conclusion    5
Works Cited    7
Well, women are used to worrying over trifles. Mr. Hale, 10
This statement is made by Hale casually when Ms. Peters draws her attention to what she considers to be the meaning of the explosive fruit conservation jars. He politely protests women because they don't have common sense and mental focus, but says people can excuse their flaws because they are girls alone, and they cope with little, no matter how important things they are each day, so they don't know. His remarks often imply that women must be frivolous since they trade with triviality. His patronizing voice is nevertheless impaired during the game, since the women eventually overwhelm the people and show their interest, and Glaspell does not coincidentally make women join after he pronounces this phrase. Meanwhile, men spend all their time searching for evidence because they forgot that evidence is often small, especially when there are no eyewitnesses.
Introduction
The play's framework covers all its major elements–the narrative, characters and themes. The episodic game, like William Shakespeare's Hamlet, requires a lot of twists and turns, multiple people and places, and a lot of time to unravel the plot. In a scenario played like the iconic tragedy of Sophocles ' Oedipus Rex, a few protagonists are usually engaged in one storyline which progresses towards its conclusion–the greatest moment in the game. The one-act game, a genre favored by Susan Glaspell, is one of the most limiting styles of action. The one-act play is tighter than a full-size Greek climatic tragedy in all respects. Since the number of characters that are added must be reduced and their individual characteristics need to be established rapidly, with a play times of between fifteen and forty-five minutes.
The Drama
So it starts with, Hale says he'd go with Harry to the city but stopped on his way to John Wright's house and asked him if he would buy a phone. While Wright had initially opposed the proposal, Hale found the unlikely possibility that Wright's wife otherwise would encourage him. Sometime after 8 p.m., Hale pounded on the gate and, when he realized what was an invite to go...