The bird that Mrs. Wright has and cares for sh

In conclusion, the lesson learned in this story is "Desperate times call for desperate measures" Prior to meeting her husband, Mrs. Wright was a happy woman. To everyone around her she was a sensitive, creative and submissive person. What made her finally lose it all and end her marriage in cold blood; or was it self defense?

At the beginning of the story when Mr. Hale told the sheriff his story he noted that Mrs. Wright was "pleatin her apron" (186). Perhaps pleating her apron was just running it through her hands or it could have been that she was sewing it or fixing a hole or something like that. Another example of Mrs. Wright, Minnie's , creativity is her unfinished quilt in her closet. Mrs. Hale and Mrs. Peters found the quilt while looking for clothes for her. The quilt was a "log cabin pattern" (190) a difficult pattern to quilt and it was in pieces in her quilting basket. Mrs. Hale noted the "fine, even sewing" (190). A skilled quiltsman(woman), would be able to do these stiches easily and elegantly. The last character trait that Mrs. Wright possessed was submissiveness.

ows the sensitivity of her soul. When the women step into the kitchen one of the first thing that the

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