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American History

 

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All the people think nothing of this terrible act. Mr. Summers the man that runs the whole lottery says, "guess we better get started, get this over with, so's we can go back to work."(245) This illustrates how they think of the lottery as an everyday occurrence. Old Man Warner says, "lottery in June, corn heavy soon...
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Old Man Warner says, "lottery in June, corn heavy soon." This confirms how the act of stoning people to death is thought of as a ordinary thing. The children do it, as do the family members of whoever is picked. No one stands up and says how horrible this act is. Jackson demonstrates how people everywhere can do these horrible things to others and everyone just think of it as ordinary...
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Jeffersonian Tradition Tradition OR in Jesuit Tradition Analysis of the Tradition in Shirley Jackson's "The Lottery" The Illusion of Tradition Tradition Tradition Tradition: "everyday Use" And "the Lottery" Tradition Hindu Religious Tradition The Humanistic Tradition Theravada Tradition Tradition: Lost And Kept Tradition Technology and Tradition
 

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