The Lottery by Shirley Jackson: Summary, Plot Analysis and Review

The rising action of the story would be when all the people come into the small town to participate in the lottery and Tessie Hutchens arrives late and bursts

The Lottery by Shirley Jackson: Summary, Plot Analysis and Review FALLING ACTION The falling action takes place after the reader sees that the Hutchinson family will

The rising action of the story would be when all the people come into the small town to participate in the lottery and Tessie Hutchens arrives late and bursts

the best jav For the villagers, the lottery demonstrates the organization and power of society—that is, a group of people submitting to shared rules in

How are they resolved? The main conflict is between Tessie Hutchison with the villagers who ensure the lottery despite its bad consequences is

the star poker The rising action begins with Mrs Hutchinson's arrival in the square The climax occurs when Tessie draws a marked slip of paper The falling

Falling action: The villagers move closer to her The problem is not fixed or solved though in this story Resolution: Mrs Hutchinsons screams it's not fair