The story “Jury of Her Peers” and the play “Trifles” both by Susan Glaspell are two great pieces of literature. They have 2 significant differences and many similarities in each. They both share the same plot but are just explained in different ways. The three significant differences they have are point of view and the amount of detail one uses versus the other. Even though the pieces of literature written by Susan Glaspell share many similarities in many ways, they have differences the reader may not notice.
Point of view is the way a story is told and who it is told by. For example, 3rd person is told by someone outside of the story. “Trifles” and “Jury of her peers” are both told in 3rd person perspective but in a different form. “Trifles”
Point of view is the way a story is told and who it is told by. For example, 3rd person is told by someone outside of the story. “Trifles” and “Jury of her peers” are both told in 3rd person perspective but in a different form. “Trifles”