What is the procedure of the lottery by Shirley Jackson?

Answer 1

It depands on what you know and how stupidity you were if you don't know how to answer this question. Do it yourself you moron.

Innocent children were gathering stones. The villagers gather in the square to begin. Parents called their children who earlier on were collecting the stones .Tessie Hutchinson was late. They begin by checking whether or not all families were there. Then they called up the head/father of each family to draw the lots. Mr Hutchinson got the black dot and therefore his family had to draw lots again. Tessie got the black dot on the paper this time and was to be stoned to death as the tradition had to go on. The stones that children collected earlier was passed out to everyone there. They threw stones at her although she yelled "It isn't fair".

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Answer 2

Mr. Adams - Mr. Adams is one of the men of the village. While he seems to be one of the few who questions the lottery when he mentions that another village is thinking about giving up the ritual, he stands at the front of the crowd when the stoning of Tessie begins.

Mrs. Adams - Along with Tessie Hutchinson, Mrs. Adams seems to be one of the few women of the village who questions the lottery.

Mrs. Delacroix - An acquaintance of Tessie Hutchinson's, Mrs. Delacroix is the first person Tessie speaks to when she arrives late at the lottery posesses a deg..

Mrs. Janey Dunbar - Janey Dunbar is the one woman at the lottery who has to draw for her family because her husband is at home with a broken leg. When Mr. Summers asks her if she has an older son who can do it for her, she says no and then, regretfully, "Guess I gotta fill in for the old man this year

Mr. Graves - Mr. Graves is the village's postmaster, the second most powerful official in the community. He helps Joe Summers administer the lottery and, like Summers, represents tradition and the status quo.

Mrs. Graves - Mrs. Graves is one of the female villagers, and she seems to accept the lottery without question.

Bill Hutchinson - Bill Hutchinson is Tessie Hutchinson's husband. When Tessie questions the method of drawing, he says, "Shut up, Tessie"; he also forces the slip of paper with the black spot on it out of her hand and holds it up in front of the crowd.

Tessie Hutchinson - A middle-aged housewife and mother of four children, Tessie Hutchinson "wins" the lottery and is stoned to death by her fellow villagers.

Mr. Martin - Mr. Martin is a grocer who holds the lottery box while the slips of paper are drawn by the villagers.

Joe Summers - Joe Summers is a revered member of the community, the village's most powerful and wealthy man, and the administrator of the lottery. He has no children and his wife is described as "a scold."

Old Man Warner - The oldest man in the village, Old Man Warner has participated in the lottery seventy-seven times.

Answer 3

The little kids that are in the story or when the son walks on stage for the dad all nervous

Answer 4

a famous short story

Answer 5

Which of the following describes a theme of the text?