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Elements of Drama (Triffles)
A. Plot :
~ Investigating came to farmhouse
~ The young man see disarray in farmhouse
~ Search for Mrs. Wright motive
~ Mrs. Hale found Mrs. Wright dead bird
~ Mrs. Hale realize what that's mean
~ Mrs. Hale hide the truth
B. Character :
~ Mr. Wright
~ Mrs. Wright
~ County Attorney
~ Mrs. Peters
~ Mr. Peter (Sheriff)
~ Mr. Hale
~ Mrs. Hale
C. Dialogue
Clear and sequential dialogue
D. Setting
~ Abandoned Mr. Wright farmhouse (kitchen & room)
E. Monologue
No monologue in this drama
F. Conflict
When Mrs. Wright killed her husband and hide it.
Person vs person
G. Story Organization
Sequential and flashback

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Afie Fajri Muharromatin Nafi 20211102051

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Afie Fajri Muharromatin Nafi 20211102051

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Plot: This story tells of an investigation into a murder case committed by officers and two women.
Characters:
- County Attorney
- Sheriff
- Mrs. Peters
- Mr. Hale
- Mrs. Hale
Dialogues: The dialogue is written according to the characters
Monolog: Nothing Monolog
Story Organization: tells the past in dialogue form
Setting: Kitchen of wright's haouse
Conflictt: person vs person

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Plot : This drama tells about the investigation into the case of the death of a man who was allegedly killed by his own wife.

Character :

· County Attorney

· Mrs. Peters

· Sheriff

· Hale

· Mrs. hale.

Setting : at an abandoned farmhouse

Monologue : The script of drama don’t have monologue

Conflict : person vs person

Dialogue : The dialogue in Trifles is intended to be naturalistic and the simplicity of the dialogue highlights the simplicity of the people

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Plot : Mrs. Wright's husband was strangled while she was asleep, and Mrs. Hale and Mrs. Peters search for evidence. They find a dead canary with its neck wrung, suggesting Mr. Wright killed it. They hide the evidence and spare Mrs. Wright from punishment, symbolizing the oppression of women.

Characters :

- Mr. John Wright
- Mrs. Wright
- County Attorney
- Sheriff
- Mrs. Peters
- Mrs. Hale
- Mr. Hale

Story Organization : The plot progresses as events from the past are recalled through speech.

Dialogue : The dialogue was created in such a way that the emotions were clearly shown and a deeper meaning.

Monologue : In this story, there is no monologue.

Setting : In the kitchen of Wright’s farmhouse.

Conflict : Person vs. person, gender vs. gender, and internal struggle.

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Plot : investigate and solve a crime case committed by the authorities who allegedly a husband who was killed by his wife

Characters :

-          George Henderson as country Attorney

-          Henry Peters as Sheriff

-          Mrs. Peters as Sheriff wife

-          John wright as a farmer who was found dead

-          Mrs. Winnie wright as John wife’s who was found dead

-          Lewis Hale as  neighboring farmer

-          Mrs. Hale as Lewis wife’s

Story organization : drama that tells of past time that are used as a valuable lesson in the future

Dialogue : the dialogue already exists and has been written in the drama script and acted out with the respective characters

Settings : in a small Midwestern town in the early twentieth century and was first performed in 1916. And the  takes place in the kitchen of a rural farmhouse, the home of Minnie and John Wright.

Monologue : there are no monologue found based on the script

Conflict : person vs person

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Plot: Sherriff, Mrs. Peters, Country Attorney following by Hale and Mrs. Hale are entering John Wright house to investigate the death of Mrs. Wright husband.

Charachter: Sherriff (Mr. Peters), Mrs. Peters (Sherriff's wife), Country Attorney, Mrs. Wright (Mr. Wright's wife), Hale and Mrs. Hale (as a neighbor)

Dialogue: The script used overall dialogue.

Monolog: There are no monologue from the script.

Setting: The kitchen in abandoned farmhouse own by John Wright.

Conflict: Person vs Person.

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plot: In the play, several neighbors enter the Wright family farmhouse to investigate the murder of John Wright. The murder mystery investigates the oppression that women experienced during the twenties, John's wife is suspected of the murder of her husband and the investigators have taken action.

characters:
* George Henderson, County Attorney
* Henry Peters, Sheriff
* Mrs. Peters, Sheriff's wife
* Lewis Hale, A neighboring farmer
* Mrs. Hale, his wife
*John Wright, a farmer who is murdered
* Mrs. Minnie Wright (Minnie Foster), his wife

story organization: A well-directed and more effective story, a conflicted storyline, and an understandable and organized but conflicted storyline.

dialogue: The dialog between the characters creates a deeper meaning to the story. The attitude of men is much different from that of women, which adds to one of the main themes.

setting: the Kitchen of Wright Farmhouse, Bleak, house

monologue: no monologue in the script
conflict: Man vs Man
Conflict between gender
Man vs society

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1. Characteristics:
-Minnie Wright: She is the wife of the character she killed, John Wright.
-Mrs. Hale: Someone who knows and is close to Minnie Wright.
-Mrs. Peters: She is the wife of a sheriff. She does not know Minnie wright very well. She only got to know her after the fact.
-George Henderson (The County Attorney): The person in charge of the investigation. Young, confident, and a bit arrogant.
-John Wright: Someone who was found dead and killed by his wife.
-Sheriff: The local lawyer and Mrs. Peters' husband who arrested Minnie Wright.
-Mr. Hale: The neighboring farmer who discovered the murder.

2. The plot: Some neighborhood residents enter the Wrights' farmhouse to investigate the murder of a man. And they find John wright lifeless in his house. And John's wife, Minnie, is suspected of the murder.

3. Setting: The kitchen in John Wright's farmhouse, a dingy and disorganized kitchen.

4. Organization story : The story in this drama uses a forward flow.

5. Dialogue: Dialogue between player characters that is naturalistic, innocent, and creates a deep sense of the story.

6. Monologue: There are no monologues in the story of the drama

7. Conflict: person vs person

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Plot: In the bedroom, Mr. Wright's body was discovered. When Mrs. Wright was questioned, she said that someone had broken in while her husband was sleeping and strangled him. The canary is discovered dead and with its neck clamped by Mrs. Peters and Mrs. Hale, which leads them to suspect Mr. Wright killed it. It's possible that as a result, Mrs. Wright killed her husband in the same manner.

Characters:
• County Attorney
• Sheriff
• Mrs. Peters
• Mr. Hale
• Mrs. Hale.

Story Organization: A pair of lawyers and witnesses come to the scene of the murder to gather data that can help them develop a case against the murderer.

Setting: The Wright's kitchen.

Monologue: There are no monologues in the script.

Dialogue: Demonstrates the personality each character possesses, which discloses the things or events that take place in the story.

Conflict: Person vs. Person

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Chracters
The County Attorney, Mrs. Peters, Sheriff, Mrs. Hale, Minnie Wright, John Wright, and Mr. Handerson.
Setting: In the Kitchen and in the now abandoned farmhouse of John Wright. The information of the death  was not really complete in the drama.
Plot: The neighbors found that a man was killed by someone on the second floor of the house. Then, they were curious and were making an investigation to find out who was the killer of the man in the private room  because the law must have a complete information with a evidence.
Story Organization: The story had some sad action experiences in the long time ago by looking at the dialogue because this story was so awful.
Dialogue: All the dialogues were expressed in the emotions where they wrote the script that was to show their own behaviors based on the characters which by making the story become mystery.
Monologue: I personally have no ideas based on the script.
Conflict: Person vs person, person vs another person, and internal problem happened.

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Plot: An investigation and crime-solving by some officers and two women toward murder in a house
Characters: County Attorney, Mrs. Peters, Sheriff, Hale, Mrs. Hale, Mrs. Peters
Dialogue: There are certainly dialogues in the script.
Monologue: There have been no monologues found in the script.
Setting: In the kitchen of Wright's house
Conflict: Person vs. person, person vs. self

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Plot: The story is about two woman doing their own investigation on a man who was suspectedly killed by his wife in the midst of ongoing one by law officers.

Characters: Mr. Hale, Mrs. Hale, Court Attorney, Sheriff, and Mrs. Peters.

Story Organization: The story goes forward with happenings in the past recounted with dialogue.

Dialogues: Dialogues were written in a way that the emotions were shown clearly and each characters able to show their personalitym

Settings: Takes place at an abandoned farmhouse with an unorganized kitchen. Time is not specified.

Monologue: There are no monologue present

Conflict: person vs person and internal conflict.