The Principle of Justice in "Trifles" The principle of justice is expanded upon in the short story Trifles. The plot contains a flaw in justice as two mothers, Mrs. Peters and Mrs. Hale, intervene to defend Ms. Wright from the lawsuit charging her with murdering her husband. The County Attorney and...
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The novel Minty Alley by C.L.R James touches on the lives of Indian Coolies and descendants of West African slaves in Trinidad. Mrs. Rouse is enraged but unsurprised by Mr. Benoit's deception as her husband, who has gone to live with another woman. Benoit is ideally Mrs. Rouse's common-law partner....
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D. H. Lawrence starts the story by identifying an unfortunate unidentified woman, whom he later identifies as Hester. Hester was in love when she was younger, particularly when she married her husband, but she finally stopped loving him at some stage during her married life (Lawrence 2). About the fact...
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Introduction Alifa Raat's "Another Evening by the Club," tells the story of a couple, Samia and Bey. Samia comes from a poor household, but her father was able to find her a rich husband to marry because of her appearance. “Beauty priced it for dowry,” the author says (Bruner, 1994, p....
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