Following Traditions In The Lottery By Shirley Jackson

Shirley Jackson’s story, “The Lottery”, is about a town tradition. One day in June, all he villagers have to go to the middle of the town so they can do the lottery. This has been a tradition for over 100 years. Whoever gets the black dot on a piece of paper, the get stoned. Ever villager has to throw stones at that one person. They do this so they will have enough food. Nobody really likes this tradition once it’s their turn to get stoned. Readers can learn to not follow traditions blindly. A lot of traditions can be good or bad. Depends how you handle it. But one thing you need to always know is to not follow traditions blindly because they can harm you. Tessie is the person who had to get stoned. She had 3 kids. She got the paper with