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The Breaking Point Of Traditions

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English

 

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Dorothy G

 

Date added:

June 18, 2013

 

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University

 

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A

 

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Throughout the story, traditions are constantly mentioned, and the people of the village strongly believe in having the lottery every year on June 27th. Oddly enough, the villagers do not think it is abnormal or strange to hold a lottery to decide who is going to be stoned to death. The main point of the story is how one person is picked and then stoned to death just because of tradition...
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The main point of the story is how one person is picked and then stoned to death just because of tradition. Shirley Jackson’s story, “The Lottery,” causes its readers to question some of today’s traditions for being cruel. Almost everyday, we see rituals go too far. Many traditions in this world are cruel...
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