Read this excerpt from "A Jury of Her Peers" by Susan Glaspell. Which line best indicates that the men regard a woman's domain as meaningless? He paused and looked around the kitchen. "You're convinced there was nothing important here?" he asked the sheriff. "Nothing that would—point to any motive?" The sheriff too looked all around, as if to re-convince himself. "Nothing here but kitchen things," he said, with a little laugh for the insignificance of kitchen things. The county attorney was looking at the cupboard—a peculiar, ungainly structure, half closet and half cupboard, the upper part of it being built in the wall, and the lower part just the old-fashioned kitchen cupboard. As if its queerness attracted him, he got a chair and opened the upper part and looked in. After a moment he drew his hand away sticky. "Here's a nice mess," he said resentfully.

A"You're convinced there was nothing important here?" he asked the sheriff. "Nothing that would—point to any motive?"

B"Nothing here but kitchen things," he said, with a little laugh for the insignificance of kitchen things.

C The county attorney was looking at the cupboard—a peculiar, ungainly structure, half closet and half cupboard, the upper part of it being built in the wall, and the lower part just the old-fashioned kitchen cupboard.

D As if its queerness attracted him, he got a chair and opened the upper part and looked in. After a moment he drew his hand away sticky.