Based on part two of trifles, what did the birds singing most likely symbolize to mrs. wright?

Freedom and beauty.

Explanation:

"Trifle" is the play written by Susan Glaspell. The play is a one-act play divided into three parts.

The play opens with the investigation of the murder of John Wright. Sheriff Henry, Mrs. Pale, Mrs. Peters enters the house of Wright's. Mrs. Wright is suspected of the murder of her husband.

In part two of the play, Mrs. Pale and Mrs. Peters goes upstairs to investigate further. There they find a birdcage and Minnie, the canary, dead in pieces in the cage. The singing bird was the symbol of beauty and freedom to Mrs. Wright.

Mrs. Hale recounts that young Mrs. Wright used to love to sing. Minnie Wright was the symbolism of Mrs. Wright's youth. When she was free and beautiful.

So, the correct answer is freedom and beauty.

b: freedom and beauty

Explanation:

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