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    Writer and philosopher Joseph De Maistre once accurately portrays prejudice in society by saying that “false opinions are like false money‚ struck first of all by guilty men and thereafter circulated by honest people who perpetuate the crime without knowing what they are doing.” False opinions are dangerous because they spread like a disease among people. Prejudice is a sickness in the world that is difficult to prevent due to human nature of grouping against the others and the minorities‚ and it

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    story‚ how women felt was of no matter. For instance‚ Minnie Wright’s life was compared to the life of a bird in a cage. Mrs. Wright’s life was full of loneliness with nowhere to go. She was trapped in a cage just like the bird. Mrs. Hale remembered Minnie Wright as Minnie Foster before she got married to John Wright. Mrs. Hale states that Minnie Foster once had a beautiful voice just like the bird once had one too. “I wish you’d seen Minnie Foster when she wore a white dress with blue ribbons and

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    In “A Jury of Her Peers” by Susan Glaspell‚ the state of the things in Minnie Wright’s life show the state of the relationship she has with her husband. This is shown through the terrible state of her house‚ the piecing together of her quilt‚ and constantly state of being alone. These also give light to key themes Glaspell is portraying throughout her story. In the story‚ multiple things were left half done in the house. According to the story‚ one example of this was the kitchen table‚ “One half

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    Will Mayes. He’s a good nigger. And I know Miss Minnie Cooper‚ too.” Henry is a thin‚ middle aged man who‚ at the time of the story‚ had lived in Jefferson his entire life. He is a fair minded man‚ seeing through his personal stance on Will Mayes‚ who is accused of raping a middle-class white woman. Henry refuses to take part in the mob‚ but goes along with them to try and change their mind. He argues the point that the woman in question‚ Minnie Cooper‚ is alone and lonely. He suggests it was

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    hateful towards Minnie. He even killed her most prized possession‚ the only thing that got her through her terrible life her bird. Another way in which the story lacked resemblance is how Mary and Minnie killed their husbands and the reason for killing them. In Dahl’s short story Mary killed Patrick because he wanted a divorce for an unknown reason. Mary killed him by smacking him over the head with a frozen lamb leg when his back was turned away from her. In Glaspell’s short story Minnie killed John

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    county‚ Nebraska and the John has been strangled and the police and doing an investigation. His wife Minnie is the one who should be the main person accused of the crime but‚ since she is a woman the male police officers do not think it is possible for a woman to have that much strength. The police are there and Minnie’s old friend Mrs. Hale and one of the police man’s wife Mrs. Peters. While Minnie is brought to the police station she asked the girls to go and fetch her apron because she needed it

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    The use of dramatic technique is always a great tool to master when explaining important details in a work of literature. Author Susan Glaspell is no exception to this rule. She uses her own dramatic technique in order to discuss the politics of gender‚ the unnoticed and repressed value of the role of women‚ the social and gender conventions in a male dominant society‚ freedom of speech‚ and the belief in woman’s rights. The technique she uses is the impact of being invisible. The use of one invisible

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    September" sets the tone of the story by focusing on the oppressive heat and the resultant‚ uncontrolled and heated passions of Jefferson ’s citizens. Sixty-two hot‚ rainless days have created a frustration among the townspeople and have fueled Miss Minnie ’s accusation that she was raped by a black man. The first sentence stresses the rapidity with which the rumor — "like a fire in dry grass" — has spread throughout the town. The dry spell also causes the twilight to appear "bloody red‚" which emphasizes

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    first it is not something that anyone focuses on‚ although odd. It was when the women found the dead bird with its neck broken. They found that Minnie was going to bury the bird in a beautiful box. It is in seeing that beautiful box that you know that she had to care for the bird. It was Mrs. Hale staring at the bird‚ knowing that bird meant so much to Minnie‚ that she realized how lonely it must have been. “I wonder how it would seem… never to have had any children around.” (pg 212) In the times the

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    Wright murdered.” This leads to the idea that Mrs. Wright is not a murderer but rather a victim in Glaspell’s clandestine story. Near the story’s ending‚ the women decide to conceal male investigators of their influential findings after agreeing that Minnie Foster is a victim rather than a culprit.

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