Traditions are known all around the world, from ham on Christmas, going to grandma’s for Thanksgiving, or maybe even a lottery in a small village like in Shirley Jackson’s story The Lottery. Every June 27th a lottery is conducted in a village to sacrifice someone for the good of others and crop growth. The Hutchison family drew the black dot from the box and after each member of their family drew, Tessie was the one who drew the black dot again and was sacrificed. The tradition of the lottery has affected many of the villagers that have experienced it and it brings irony to the villagers and as a whole.
The tradition of the lottery has been around for hundreds of years and has affected many of the those who have partaken in it. Old Man Warner
The tradition of the lottery has been around for hundreds of years and has affected many of the those who have partaken in it. Old Man Warner