Paragraph 1-Introduce the short story The Lottery by Shirley Jackson. Explain the plot of the story and the theme of the story.
Paragraph 2-Introduce the movie The Lottery that was produced in 1969. Explain 4 MAJOR/IMPORTANT similarities between the movie and the short story. Explain why keeping these events/similarities consistent was important to the plot of the story.
Paragraph 3-Explain 3 MAJOR/IMPORTANT differences between the short story and the film version. With each difference, you must explain how it impacted the movie/story.
The Lottery a short story published by Shirley Jackson in 1948 in The New Yorker magazine. The Lottery takes place in a small town or village of 300. On June 27th is when The Lottery takes place, on a warm sunny day when the grass is a rich green color …show more content…
The family of the winner has to follow the tradition because the tradition is so powerful. The tradition is so powerful that everybody follows it without any hesitation. The Lottery is a tradition where people have no control over what they do. People in The Lottery do the tradition without say that it is wrong. The Lottery’s tradition’s power is strong that people just do what they are supposed to do. Tessie tried to make excuses when she won the lottery but the tradition was to powerful and she was stoned anyway. The tradition’s power overpowered everybody’s perspective. The Lottery’s theme was power of tradition because it was to powerful for everybody else to speak what they think of the lottery and the reason why they should stop the lottery. The Lottery’s power of tradition mead the village people murder someone in their community own June 27th every year. The tradition is powerful in the lottery because so many people get killed each year. The tradition in the lottery is the lottery and everybody attends risking their own life every June
Paragraph 2-Introduce the movie The Lottery that was produced in 1969. Explain 4 MAJOR/IMPORTANT similarities between the movie and the short story. Explain why keeping these events/similarities consistent was important to the plot of the story.
Paragraph 3-Explain 3 MAJOR/IMPORTANT differences between the short story and the film version. With each difference, you must explain how it impacted the movie/story.
The Lottery a short story published by Shirley Jackson in 1948 in The New Yorker magazine. The Lottery takes place in a small town or village of 300. On June 27th is when The Lottery takes place, on a warm sunny day when the grass is a rich green color …show more content…
The family of the winner has to follow the tradition because the tradition is so powerful. The tradition is so powerful that everybody follows it without any hesitation. The Lottery is a tradition where people have no control over what they do. People in The Lottery do the tradition without say that it is wrong. The Lottery’s tradition’s power is strong that people just do what they are supposed to do. Tessie tried to make excuses when she won the lottery but the tradition was to powerful and she was stoned anyway. The tradition’s power overpowered everybody’s perspective. The Lottery’s theme was power of tradition because it was to powerful for everybody else to speak what they think of the lottery and the reason why they should stop the lottery. The Lottery’s power of tradition mead the village people murder someone in their community own June 27th every year. The tradition is powerful in the lottery because so many people get killed each year. The tradition in the lottery is the lottery and everybody attends risking their own life every June