Based on this excerpt from Susan Glaspell's Trifles, what can you conclude about Mr. Wright's character?

Based on this excerpt from Susan Glaspell's Trifles, the following can be concluded about Mr. Wright's character:

✔️Mr. Wright preferred to stay alone and isolated.

✔️Mr. Wright did not care about his wife's opinion.

✔️Mr. Wright did not like gossiping about other's lives.

Explanation:

From the excerpt, we discover that Mr. Wright wanted "peace and quiet" and he "talked himself". This means that he wanted to stay alone from talks and as a result, he talked only to himself.

Also, the excerpt reveals that what his wife wanted didn't make much difference to Wright. It then means that he didn't care about his wife's opinion.

Mr. Wright also reported that the folks talked too much and in talking too much, they should have gossiped and he didn't want to be part of that. So, he preferred staying alone and isolated.

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