Write an essay(TRIFLES Susan Glaspell) by satisfying the following requirements( see pic). Drama Link:http://www.one-act-plays.com/dramas/trifles.html

Introduction – Brief explanation to plot Summary
As the literal meaning of the word, Trifles suggest anything that has very less importance and apparently, there are many "Trifles" in one act play by Susan Glaspell. Nevertheless, the underlying irony is that "Trifles" weight much more than what seem to be the real case. As the curtain of play lifts, we can see sympathetic nature of two of the lead characters Mrs. Hale and Mrs. Peters, evidence that the designated investigators fail to notice since they are oblivious to softer aspects that holds much importance to women such that joining the dots these Trifles things could analyses about the murder. Thus, name of the play hold a deeper meaning than its literal one!
I believe it satirically refers to nature of men who very trifling perceives women and it also highlight the fact that women are not as trifling as the men stereotyped them to be. By the virtue of this assignment, I have analyzed the setting of the play, characters, direction of the stage, plot of the play, any symbolism involved. Furthermore, have also brought the underlying theme and genre to comprehend and elaborate nature this play describes. Indeed, Glaspell’s “Trifles” is a well-written play that explain an ironic accusation not of a person who has murder someone instead of the men who instigate women’s to perform such acts.
Play Setting- The play is fundamentally set in the winter season during the trailing edge of th19th century in farming town to rural America. With reference to the play, “ The kitchen in the now abandoned farmhouse of JOHN WRIGHT, a gloomy kitchen, and left without having been put in order—unwashed pans under the sink, a loaf of bread outside the bread-box, a dish-towel on the table—other signs of incomplete work” (Glaspell 1.1,1). Setting of the play is in the kitchen of abandoned home of John Wright where there are bundle of incomplete household chores. Entire kitchen is in complete disarray with dirty utensils, uncooked food, bread and dirty hand towels.
Plot - This play frames its theme in the initial part of the play as it evaluates the relations between the spouses and nature of marriage especially the one that ends up killing the spouse. A kitchen which is in disarray and completely messy depicts chaos in marriage. Secondly, women in the play stand close together that exhibits both might have faced in their marriage indicating very male-dominated culture but also shows loyalty to womanhood, this forms a central theme of the play and explored as an essence.
Protagonist - Character Lewis Hale forms a dynamic relationship...