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... Wright was acquitted by a “jury of her peers” for two reasons: the men viewed the women as insignificant while the women view themselves with understanding and compassion. ...
Perhaps the key presence in "A Jury of Her Peers" is actually an absence–the absence of Minnie Wright from her home, where the action of the story takes place. ... Wright had lost the light in her life, they felt they needed to be the judge and the jury.
Approximate Word count = 1113 Approximate Pages = 4.5 (250 words per page double spaced)
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