Answer:
the character's appearance on stage
what other characters say about the character
The plot of "The Signalman" reaches a climax when signalman dies. As you know, the main characteristic of climax is that it is the most emotional part of a story that provides a lot of interest and suspense to a reader. The death of signalman is the highest point of emotional intensity of the plot as the loved protagonist unexpectedly (or undesirably) passes away and put an end to the story.
The Water is Wide is the true story of a young white schoolteacher -- a man who gave a year of his life to give an island and a people renewed hope. He becomes the teacher to their children, and teaches the adults of Yamacraw Island extraordinary lessons they didn't even know they needed to learn.
Trifles is a one-act play by Susan Glaspell. The play is about the murder of John Wright, and the prime suspect is his wife Minnie Wright.
The county attorney thinks of Mrs. Wright as the poor housekeeper.
The county attorney thinks that Mrs. Wright is a poor housekeeper as the attorney visited the house, which was in a precarious condition.
Two women were talking about the condition of the house and the county attorney stopped the comments from the two ladies. The County Attorney viewed the place and saw dirty towels, banged his foot under the sink, and bad condition of the house.
Thus, the correct answer is that County Attorney thought Mrs. Wright was a poor housekeeper.
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