I liked "Trifles" better. It is written out like a play and describes specific details especially in the beginning which I think is important. This version I feel skips a lot of details of the town, the house, and the townspeople investigating. The characterizations of the characters definitely went down by changing the dialogue. Other than the beginning, the rest of the story is pretty much the same except the way it's written. I love the setting of the story, it fits perfectly with the Atmosphere. The plot definitely makes some twists and turns with the two women. They discover more information and evidence than the men and yet during that time period women were not considered equal. So, I felt that they could not tell their husbands about what they have discovered.

miranda_marshall — 2016-01-20 01:08:42 UTC

I imagine this type of play being on a stage like this one. A grand stage for a great story of mystery.

A Jury of her Peers by Marshall Comp II Commonplace Book