Trifles and “ A Jury of Her Peers” have many things in common one of which being the choice of words that they use. For example, “Not having children makes less work,’ mused Mrs.Hale”(Trifles 719). Also, “No,’ she didn’t have a cat. She got afraid that feeling some people have about cats--being afraid of them” (Jury 10). Both examples can be found in both stories. They show how the two closely relate to each other. That even though they
Trifles and “ A Jury of Her Peers” have many things in common one of which being the choice of words that they use. For example, “Not having children makes less work,’ mused Mrs.Hale”(Trifles 719). Also, “No,’ she didn’t have a cat. She got afraid that feeling some people have about cats--being afraid of them” (Jury 10). Both examples can be found in both stories. They show how the two closely relate to each other. That even though they