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Allegory And Symbols In The Lottery By Shirley Jackson

Allegory And Symbols In The Lottery By Shirley Jackson

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“The Lottery” By Shirley Jackson Literary devices: Irony, symbolism, theme, atmosphere Assignments: • Class lottery, oral reading, discussion •

For example, the stones used in the lottery are described as smooth and round, so that they were better for tossing than the more awkward rocks from the pile  The black box is indeed the main symbol It represents tradition The villagers are not sure about the box's history They recall a chant and a certain

video poker for winners For example, the stones used in the lottery are described as smooth and round, so that they were better for tossing than the more awkward rocks from the pile  Shirley Jackson masterfully employs symbols to expose the darker truths lurking beneath societal norms and traditions As you analyze this story

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