How is glaspell most successful at depicting a contrast between a traditional woman and a modern woman in the inheritors? a. through her comparisons between madeline as a child and madeline as an adult b. through the conversations that madeline shares with both her father and emil, a courthouse employee c. through the foolish acts that madeline undertakes as she attempts to take a stand d. through the idle musings of madeline as she considers what steps she should take

It is in her conversations with her father and with Emil that Susan Glaspell best succeeds as showing a contrast between a traditional woman who hushes her beliefs and her feelings  in a self-defacing manner so that things may continue to be the way they are --so that the world that purports to be about justice and freedom may continue to repress those who seek freedom for their people--, and a woman who makes lives out her convictions to the fullest, no matter what price she may have to pay. Madelin praises the selfless attitude of her mother when she went to see about the Swedish children with diphteria at the price of her own life, and of how she does not wish to stay at Morton College if she has to betray her and her grandfather's ideals in order to do so, and although she disagrees with Emil's position, she can be civil and even friendly to him, for she knows he will take her to where she wants to be in order to help her pacifist friend and fight for freedom in her country.

its everything except for telling nonfiction and using first person

my answer is the spanish won