Question

In part two of Trifles, which is an example of dramatic irony?

The women find that Mrs. Wright was stitching a quilt with a log-cabin design,

The men believe that Mrs. Wright may not have been a very good homemaker.

The audience knows about the deceased bird hidden in the box, but the men in the play do not.

The audience views the setting of the Wright home as a lonely place, but the characters do not

Answer 1

The audience knows about the deceased bird hidden in the box, but the men in the play do not.

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Answer 2

The audience knows about the deceased bird hidden in the box, but the men in the play do not.

Step-by-step explanation:

Dramatic irony is a type of irony where an audience is aware of a situation whereas other characters are not aware and act in ignorance.

An example of this dramatic irony in this scene of the play Trifles is that the audience know about the deceased bird hidden in the box, but the men do not know.