Thanks for the video, I really dislike reading plays as it feels difficult reading each character and getting immersed in it, this helped a lot.

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Thanks for reading it!! It helped a lot in my English literature class😌😎

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Same

A lifesaver!! Thank you for this much needed for my English class

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What a sad and beautiful story. The tenderness of the women and their compassion for Mrs. Wright is so touching.

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Trifles | Susan Glaspell | Drama | Sound Book | English 1: [00:00:00] - Act 1

Thanks for reading the play, it really helped me in my dramatic literature class!!!

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Thank you for this I find reading plays difficult to immerse myself into the story and you did that with this video it helped me a lot.

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Damn that’s an awesome story

thank you for this, it helps me read better 🥺

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Thank you! This is very useful!

This was so helpful! Thanks so much!

Thank you for this!

Thank you so much, it was very well performed!

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this sounds like michael cera and nathan fielder

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Жыл бұрын

I was gonna say that lol

Not me simping over Mrs. Hale’s voice 😅😳😳

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Жыл бұрын

Not you being stupid

@randypacheco6630

Жыл бұрын

Not you being dumb

Anthony killed it tbh

Thank you, this helped me a lot just before the exams to do a recap of the chapters

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thankyou so much for this video :)

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Thank you, that was very helpful

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Such a great story live the reading Thanks!

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Thank you

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Here I am 2 years late and using this for my intro to drama class

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Ayo Mr. Henderson sounds a lot like super from the overwatch league.

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Who else cause they got this for summer school

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00:00 Trifles is a Librivox recording by Susan Glaspell. George Henderson County Attorney, Mrs. Peters, Henry Peters Sheriff, and Mrs. Hale are read by various actors. 01:54 Mr. Hale explained to Mr. Henderson what he saw when he came here yesterday morning. I sent Frank out this morning to make a fire for us, but I told him not to touch anything except the stove. I had my hands full yesterday, so I went to John Wright's house and talked to him about going in with me on the part of the telephone. I told Harrah I didn't know what his wife wanted to make much difference to John. 03:14 Mr. Hale didn't hear or see anything when he got to the house. He knocked on the door twice and thought he heard somebody say come in, but he wasn't sure. 03:42 A woman was rocking back and forth in her rocker, pleading with her apron, and didn't seem to mind that you were there. When you asked if she could see John, she laughed and said he was home but didn't look at you. 04:54 She nodded her hair, rocked back and forth, and pointed upstairs to the room above, where her husband was lying dead with a rope around his neck. Harry went up to him and said no, he's dead, and they better not touch anything. 05:54 Harry said he didn't know who did this, Miss Rat, and she stopped pleading with her apron. She told somebody slipped a rope around his neck and strangled him, and you didn't wake up, and she said after him, we must have looked as if we didn't see how that could be. 07:01 The county attorney makes a note; I don't know, maybe it wasn't scared, but Harry got back, and Dr. Lloyd came and knew Mr. Peters. 07:28 The county attorney looked in a cupboard closet and pulled out some sticky things. The women drew nearer to the lawyer and said Mrs. Peters worried about her preserves. 08:05 County attorney Hale goes to the sink, washes his hands, wipes them on the roller towel, kicks his foot against the pans under the sink, and stiffly bows to Mrs. Hale. Men's hands are sometimes more clean than they might be. 09:08 Mrs. Hale shakes her head and says she hasn't seen much of Mrs. Peters in late years. She doesn't know her husband's right head either, but she doesn't think a place would be any cheerier for John Wright's being in it. 10:09 The women listen to the men's steps on the stairs, then look about the kitchen. The lawyer had shoved the pans out of place, but the women arranged the pans under the sink and gave the roller towel a pole. 10:44 Mrs. Peters lifted a towel that covered a pan, put bread in it, then dropped it. Mrs. Hale wondered if her fruit was all gone, got up on the chair, looked, and declared she believed that was the only one. 11:42 She puts the bottle on the big kitchen table center of the room, steps back from the rocking chair, and goes to the front room closet to get some clothes. Mrs. Hale helps her carry them, and they put the clothes on the big table. 12:55 She said she wanted an apron and her little shawl, worried about her fruit, and started to speak, but Mr. Peters and Mr. Henderson made fun of her, saying she didn't wake up and that it was a funny way to kill a man rigging it all up like that. 14:21 Mrs. Hale stood by the table, looked at it, and dropped the dish towel, wondering how they found things upstairs. Mrs. Peters took off her fur and tippet, went to hang it on the hook, and went out. 15:15 At the back of the room stands a woman piecing a quilt; she brings a large sewing basket, and they look at bright pieces. 15:30 The sheriff, hail, and the county attorney enter the house, and Mrs. Hale smokes out a block with the decision. Mrs. Peters joins them at the table, Mrs. Hale examines another block, and Mrs. Peters is slightly surprised by the sewing. 16:38 They look at each other, glance back at the door, and Mrs. Hale pulls at a knot and rips the sewing. Mrs. Peters nervously says they shouldn't touch things, but Mrs. Hale starts to say something, looks at Mrs. Peters, and then sews. 17:53 Mrs. Peters glanced around the room, examining the cage, and Mrs. Hale also thought someone must have been rough with the door. Mrs. Peters wished she had come over sometimes when she was here, but Mrs. Hale was too busy. 19:11 I've never liked this place, maybe because it's down in a hollow and you don't see the road, but it's a lonely place and always has been. I wish I had come over to see Minnie Foster. 19:41 John Wright was a good man who didn't drink, kept his word, paid his debts, and was a hard man. His wife wanted a bird, but I don't know what happened to it unless it got sick and died. 20:48 Mrs. Hale takes the quilt in with her, but Mrs. Peters suddenly puts her hand to her nose and turns her face away, thinking it is her scissors. Mrs. Hale lifts the silk, and Mrs. Peters looks at it, thinking it is the bird. 22:10 The ladies discuss whether she would quilt the birdcage, and Mrs. Hale puts more quilt pieces over the box. The county attorney is preoccupied, and Mrs. Peters glances in a quick covert way at Mrs. Hale. 23:16 Mrs. Hale was going to bury a bird in her pretty box when I was a girl, but a boy took a hatchet and killed it. We don't know who killed him, but it was an awful thing that was done in this house that night. 24:30 Mrs. Peters says she knows what stillness is and that she and her first baby died after their homestead in Dakota. She says the law has to punish crime and asks if she'd seen Minnie Foster. 25:29 Mrs. Peters, we live close together, and we live far apart. We all go through the same things; it's just a different kind of the same thing. 26:08 The men are heard coming downstairs. Peter says it's all obvious except for a reason for doing it, but the women's eyes meet instantly. 26:47 Enter hail from the outer door. She wants to stay here alone, but the Sheriff says they can do better. 27:05 The lawyer goes to the table, picks up the apron, laughs, and steps back; Mrs. Peters doesn't need supervising; a sheriff's wife is married to the law and moves toward the other room; Mrs. Hale holds Mrs. Peters, then points to where the box is concealed. 28:20 Mrs. Hale snatches the box and puts it in her pocket. The County Attorney and Sheriff enter, and Mrs. Hale says, "Not it" to Henry.

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