Reread the opening paragraphs of "A Jury of Her Peers." What techniques did Glaspell use to grab your attention? In your opinion, were these techniques successful? Why or why not? Use specific examples from the text and explain why they were effective, or offer examples of what she might have done differently. Describe at least one way that Mrs. Hale and Mrs. Peters have changed between the opening and ending of the story. In your opinion, is this enough of a change to make the ending feel interesting and significant? Why or why not?
Reread the last sentence of "A Jury of Her Peers." Why do you think Glaspell chose this sentence as the last line? Does the sentence have another possible meaning, beyond its literal meaning? Give your opinion on this choice for a last line.

I have no idea

Explanation:

At the beginning of the story "Trifles," Mrs Peters says that men have to do their duty and that she is not cold at all, Mrs Hale also in the beginning has a great suspicion of the mens' designs in the investigation of the crime committed by Mrs Wright but when the two women explores the wright's kitchen, their feelings begin to change. They began to see themselves in Mrs wright and became sympathetic.

Explanation:

Mrs Peters and Mrs Hale then decided to cover for Mrs wright, Mrs Peters compares Mrs Wrights situation with her own when she was isolated in the Dakotas. They had empathy for Mrs wright. Mrs hale decides to shove the bird into her pocket to cover for Mrs wright and Mrs Peters said nothing, The two women at the end of the play changed and became sympathetic than they were at the beginning of the story.