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The lottery is full of Irony

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November 7, 2015

 

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Jackson knew that what most peoples' impression of the lottery is winning money or something good. She played on that and turned it into something completely opposite. Giving her story kick and uniqueness. However, there was other more minor but essential situational ironies that lead up to the finale...
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One of these was Tessie Hutchinson. She had the most cheerful, laid-back attitude of whole crowd. Say things like "Clean forgot what day it was", cracking jokes such as " Wouldn't leave m'dishes in the sink now would you, Joe?" and in eagerness to see the results "craned her neck to see through the crowd"...
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