Curley treats his wife as an object and forbids her from talking to other people. Candy is old, disabled, and can not work. Crooks is being racially discriminated and bullied. As a result, their lonely. Curley’s Wife’s loneliness is caused by her husband.
Just like Mr. Wright killed the bird, he also “killed” his wife’s singing spirit. Minnie also wrapped the dead bird in silk fabric indicating the deeper meaning of the bird in her life. She wants to hold on to her passion and joy of singing by keeping the delicate bird in a safe place. In addition, the dead bird in a turning point in the resolution of the murder. When the women find the dead bird, they come to the conclusion that the bird was the motive for why Minnie killed the bird.
In Act 3 scene 5 it could be argued that Juliet is failed by both her parents. Her mother, Lady Capulet, may have failed her in the sense that she does not understand Juliet or have any knowledge as to what is going on in her life. Juliet is crying because Romeo has been banished, yet Lady Capulet believes her to be crying over Tybalt’s death. Juliet cries that “no man like he doth grieve [her] heart”, referencing how upset she is that Romeo is no longer in Verona but Lady Capulet believes this to be “because the traitor murderer lives”. This illustrates how Lady Capulet is ignorant to the fact that her daughter is now married to Romeo, leading to her inability to understand the meaning behind what Juliet is saying.
First of all, she experiences hope when she finally finds a friend, Lennie, to who she can open up to. Curley’s wife tells Lennie that she does not like Curley and that he is not a nice person, “Well, I ain’t told nobody this before. Maybe I oughtn’t to. I don’ like Curley. He ain’t a nice fella” (Steinbeck 89).
So Victor does just that, but after it awakes, he is filled with disgust and hates his creation because in his eyes it is ugly. “But now that I had finished, the beauty of the dream vanished, and breathless horror and disgust filled my heart.” (Page 56) A true mother doesn’t care what their child looks like, they love it anyways. Next, the major theme of this novel is the women’s role in families. During Victor’s dream, he sees Elizabeth turn into the corps of his mother. This reinforces the idea that women are frail and weak.
Both plays feature women dominated by the men in their lives. Ophelia * Ophelia, once a lovely, vibrant girl, receives cruel and unjust treatment from Hamlet (her fiancé). His treatment of her eventually causes her insanity and subsequent suicide. Mrs. Wright * Wright from Trifles was once a pretty, cheerful young woman who enjoyed singing in the church choir and engaging in other social events. When she marries John Wright, he isolates her on their farm, refusing even to obtain a telephone and kills the one possession that is precious to her - her little singing bird.
He began his life liking his mother, but when she whipped him for dropping some eggs when he was performing magic, he lost all respect for her and came to thoroughly dislike her. She was very controlling and had bad mood swings. Because of her controlling and manipulative ways, Dunstan became isolated from and untrusting of Fifth Business .... out of disagreements. In the book Fifth Business written by Robertson Davies, Dunny can be called a neutral person. He tells us .... (690 3 ) Fifth Business ....
This came in the form of several letters which reveal that Armand is the one of Black Descent. In Jury of her Peers Minnie Foster is abused by her late husband who had been extremely cheap in terms of spending for his own wife. An example would be John Wright’s determination not to get a telephone , new kitchen tools , and new clothes (her older one being described as ragged out ). The tools and clothes were terrible for Minnie Foster as she had once worn clothes of higher quality . The telephone isolates Minnie Foster from the rest of the world.
She says, 'I never get to talk to nobody. I get awful lonely.' One scene involving a sympathetic portrayal of Curley’s wife is when she is looking for Curley in Crooks’ quarters after Lennie and Candy enter. She knows where Curley and the rest of the men have gone, and grows angry at the cold treatment she is given by the three men in the room. Curley’s wife confesses her loneliness of being stuck in the house all the time and to not liking Curley’s company.
While Stephanie is under incarceration Ellie is staying with his grandmother. His grandmother seems to be a bitter old woman who has a negative effect on everything. She feels Ellie’s mother is not a real criminal, but I feel if she was dumb for taking the wrap for a man that was her boyfriend and not even a husband. He did not stand up for his lady. Seemed to me that grandmother has a case of hatred.