The author puts in perspective that men don’t always see the same as women. The county attorney tells Mrs. Hale, “Ah, loyal to your sex, I see” (Glaspell 543) he laughs in regards to Mrs. Hale defense towards the reason behind a disorganized kitchen was due to Mrs. Wright other duties on the farm. Mrs. Hale states, “There’s a great deal of work to be done on a farm” (Glaspell 543). I agree with her point; a female can work just as hard as male. The county attorney had no need to laugh at what Mrs. Hale had to say because she was right. Even though Mrs. Hale and Minnie Foster (Mrs. Wright’s maiden name) weren’t as close, woman do defend for one another. The author did show that Mrs. Hale had a backbone, making her quite strong female character. I can picture Mrs. Hale as a lady that is a hardworking one and Mrs. Peter’s as a quiet lady who keep her opinions to herself, most likely because her husband is a sheriff, she doesn’t want to give off a wrong impression. The women find more clues in the kitchen and in Minnie Fosters room, they find a bird-cage with the broken door, the quilt with the knotted ends, her old clothes and lastly the dead bird with its’s neck strangled, all the clues match that Minnie foster lived an unhappy life. Which was true, Mrs. Hale referred to her as the beautiful and lovely woman but once she married Mr. Wright her personality vanished. I would make this connection in an instance,
The author puts in perspective that men don’t always see the same as women. The county attorney tells Mrs. Hale, “Ah, loyal to your sex, I see” (Glaspell 543) he laughs in regards to Mrs. Hale defense towards the reason behind a disorganized kitchen was due to Mrs. Wright other duties on the farm. Mrs. Hale states, “There’s a great deal of work to be done on a farm” (Glaspell 543). I agree with her point; a female can work just as hard as male. The county attorney had no need to laugh at what Mrs. Hale had to say because she was right. Even though Mrs. Hale and Minnie Foster (Mrs. Wright’s maiden name) weren’t as close, woman do defend for one another. The author did show that Mrs. Hale had a backbone, making her quite strong female character. I can picture Mrs. Hale as a lady that is a hardworking one and Mrs. Peter’s as a quiet lady who keep her opinions to herself, most likely because her husband is a sheriff, she doesn’t want to give off a wrong impression. The women find more clues in the kitchen and in Minnie Fosters room, they find a bird-cage with the broken door, the quilt with the knotted ends, her old clothes and lastly the dead bird with its’s neck strangled, all the clues match that Minnie foster lived an unhappy life. Which was true, Mrs. Hale referred to her as the beautiful and lovely woman but once she married Mr. Wright her personality vanished. I would make this connection in an instance,