The Lottery by Shirley Jackson Flashcards

The black box is culturally known as a dark and evil color It represents the fate of the people in town, and the three-legged stool is used as a support for

The Lottery by Shirley Jackson Flashcards O'Shaughnessy was prompted to write back to Jackson: “Dear Shirley, What does 'The Lottery' mean? lottery was about as well as the significance of the black

The black box is culturally known as a dark and evil color It represents the fate of the people in town, and the three-legged stool is used as a support for

what happens if you have the same hand in poker But the black box has symbolism for the characters in the story, too It symbolises the long-standing tradition of the lottery, which has been running for many

Text-To-Self · “The Lottery is all about how society sticks to tradition even though it may be irrational and makes no sense · Tradition is the dominant theme in

what does flat tire play for in the lottery black box representing a solemn tradition to which the town clings, and households

9 quotes from The Lottery: 'Although the villagers had forgotten the ritual and lost the original black box, they still remembered to use stones '