he sheriff Henry Peters and the county attorney George Henderson arrive with the witness Lewis Hale, Mrs. Peters, and Mrs. Hale at John Wright's farmhouse, where the police are investigating Wright's murder. Lewis Hale recounts how he discovered Mrs. Wright acting bizarrely, as she told him that her husband was murdered while she was sleeping. Although a gun had been in the house, Wright was gruesomely strangled with a rope. The men continually disparage the women for worrying about trifles instead of about the case, but Henderson allows the women to collect some items for Mrs. Wright, who is in custody, as long as he agrees that the objects are irrelevant to the case.
While the men are investigating upstairs, Mrs. Hale reminisces about how happy Mrs. Wright had been before her marriage, and she regrets that she had not come to visit Mrs. Wright despite suspecting the unhappiness she had suffered as John Wright's wife. After looking around the room, the women discover a quilt and decide to bring it with them, although the men tease them for pondering about the quilt as they briefly enter the room before going to inspect the barn. Meanwhile, the women discover an empty birdcage and eventually find the dead bird in a box in Mrs. Wright's sewing basket while they are searching for materials for the quilt. The bird has been strangled in the same manner as John Wright. Although Mrs. Peters is hesitant to flout the men, who are only following the law, she and Mrs. Hale decide to hide the evidence, and the men are unable to find any clinching evidence that will prevent her from being acquitted by a future jury - which will, the play implies, most likely prove sympathetic to women.
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นายอำเภอเขาเฮนรี Peters และทนายความเขต Henderson จอร์จมากับพยานเฮ ลลูวิส นาง Peters และนางเฮลที่จอห์นไรท์คุณภาพ ที่ตำรวจจะตรวจสอบการฆาตกรรมของไรท์ เฮล Lewis recounts ว่า เขาค้นพบนางไรท์ทำหน้าที่ bizarrely เธอบอกเขาว่า สามีของเธอถูกฆาตกรรมในขณะที่เธอได้นอน ถึงแม้ว่าปืนได้ในบ้าน ไรท์ถูกรัด ด้วยเชือก gruesomely คนหยาบหยามผู้หญิงอย่างต่อเนื่องสำหรับกังวล trifles แทนเกี่ยวกับกรณีนี้ แต่ Henderson ให้ผู้หญิงเก็บบางรายการสำหรับนางไรท์ ผู้ที่อยู่ในห้องขัง ตราบใดที่เขาตกลงว่า วัตถุที่มีความเกี่ยวข้องกับกรณีWhile the men are investigating upstairs, Mrs. Hale reminisces about how happy Mrs. Wright had been before her marriage, and she regrets that she had not come to visit Mrs. Wright despite suspecting the unhappiness she had suffered as John Wright's wife. After looking around the room, the women discover a quilt and decide to bring it with them, although the men tease them for pondering about the quilt as they briefly enter the room before going to inspect the barn. Meanwhile, the women discover an empty birdcage and eventually find the dead bird in a box in Mrs. Wright's sewing basket while they are searching for materials for the quilt. The bird has been strangled in the same manner as John Wright. Although Mrs. Peters is hesitant to flout the men, who are only following the law, she and Mrs. Hale decide to hide the evidence, and the men are unable to find any clinching evidence that will prevent her from being acquitted by a future jury - which will, the play implies, most likely prove sympathetic to women.
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