While searching for things to bring Minnie Wright, who sits trial for murdering her husband, Mrs. Peters and Mrs. Hale find crucial evidence that would suggest Minnie Wright as the murderer of her husband. They found Minnie's pet Canary bird dead in a fancy little box. The bizarre thing is that the Canary had been killed the same way Mr. Wright was, being suffocated by a rope around the neck. However, these two ladies feel bad for Mrs. Wright because they know that Mr. Wright wasn't a good husband and so they refrain from showing this evidence to the Sheriff and County Attorney.
In my opinion, they should show the evidence of the dead bird and put their feelings and emotions toward Minnie aside and relize what she truly did. I've seen people get away with things they shouldn't off and believe they should be punished for their crimes. In this case, I believe there is enough evidence to prove that Minnie Wright is the killer and therefore should be punished for her crimes.
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