In part two of Trifles, how does Glaspell use irony to illustrate the idea that women were often seen as less capable than men in the early twentieth century?

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In part two of Trifles, how does Glaspell use irony to illustrate the idea that women were often seen as less capable than men in the early twentieth century?

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Sam Greer · Answer 1

She leads the men all over Wright's property to find clues but leaves the women in the kitchen.

Explanation:

This statement is an irony that indicates that Mr Wright was jealous of her success as a singer.