Answer:
At the beginning of the story "Trifles," Mrs Peters says that men have to do their duty and that she is not cold at all, Mrs Hale also in the beginning has a great suspicion of the mens' designs in the investigation of the crime committed by Mrs Wright but when the two women explores the wright's kitchen, their feelings begin to change. They began to see themselves in Mrs wright and became sympathetic.
Explanation:
Mrs Peters and Mrs Hale then decided to cover for Mrs wright, Mrs Peters compares Mrs Wrights situation with her own when she was isolated in the Dakotas. They had empathy for Mrs wright. Mrs hale decides to shove the bird into her pocket to cover for Mrs wright and Mrs Peters said nothing, The two women at the end of the play changed and became sympathetic than they were at the beginning of the story.
The Duvitch family moves into the town I believe.
Answer:
D
Explanation:
When the author says "attempting" that shows skepticism.
The narrative shows how a poor and enslaved woman managed to change her economic and social condition.
<h3>How does the narrative show this?</h3>
- Allowing Harriet Jacobs to tell her story.
- Showing how Harriet Jacobs managed to change her social status.
Harriet Jacobs was born a slave and had a poor childhood, but with hard work and effort, she managed to become a popular writer, become a successful woman, and be able to help others achieve success.
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