In Trifles, Mrs. Wright lived an unhappy life. She was married to her household duties rather than to her husband. The things th

This concept of magic does not portray how life really was in this day in age. Women were given a husband to be without any choice. If the woman actually loved the man you were arranged to marry, than you should be considered lucky. In comparison to Trifles, women did household duties, took care of children, and lived their life for their husband. In contrast to Trifles, A Midsummer Night's Dream had the ones who actually wanted to be together, actually be together.

As for Shakespeare's, A Midsummer Night's Dream, he puts an interesting twist on how women lived their lives, and were treated in society. In this society, the father was considered to be the control of his daughter's life. He decided who she was going to marry and when she was going to marry him. According to Hermia

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