<em>"Trifles"</em> is a one-act play written by author Susan Gaspell. It was first performed at the Wharf Theater in Massachusetts on August 8th, 1916. It tells the story of how Mr Hale found Mrs Wright acting strangely while her husband was strangled by a rope in the room upstairs. The whole play happens while Mr Hale is recounting the events to the county attorney at the farm house.
The advantage of watching the scene described in the question as opposed to reading it, would be that the audience would be able to watch all of the interactions that the characters make, and not only read about them. When Mr Hale points at the rocker or at the women standing at the door, the audience would be able to look at the things he is pointing at. This would bring more detail to the scene and therefore the audience's experience would be enhanced.
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