Minnie’s thirty year of marriage is void of happiness. Wright is Minnie’s husband whose character as uncouth, crude harsh turns him oppressive especially to his loyal wife. Hale describes her character as a beautiful, fearful and cautious but all her behaviors disappear immediately after the marriage ceremony (Glaspell 5). Wright her cheerful character turns into sorrow hence only somber mood prevails in her house.
All her dresses have bright colors hence making her famous among other girls.
In her early days, Minnie Foster is a felicitous, melodious and always in good spirits girl (Glaspell 7). However, the play has a good share of the flat characters like Mrs. In the play Trifles, the author strategically features two round characters like Minnie Foster and John Wright. On the other hand, a flat character is an unprogressive minor character in a story that remains in the same position throughout the story (Wiehardt 1). They undergo an awful experience that pressure them to change their character. According to Wiehardt, round characters are the main characters in a piece of writing who face problems in their life that become their turning point (1).
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