Homonym: trifles (Trivialities)
"Trifles" is a one-act play written by Susan Glaspell in 1916. It explores themes of gender roles and the nature of justice through the investigation of a man's murder. The story unfolds in a rural farmhouse, where two women accompany their husbands, who are investigating the crime.
As the women discover small, seemingly insignificant details about the household, they uncover crucial evidence that reveals the motive behind the murder. The play highlights how the overlooked aspects of women's lives can hold deeper meaning, challenging the perceptions of both the characters and the audience regarding what is truly important.