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    striped shirt running towards the car. We did not know where he came from but it looked like he appeared from some nearby bushes. He threw a brick through the windscreen and it came caving in. The entire glass chattered and covered the front seat. My friend Abigail whom was sitting in the passenger’s seat got the worst of the fragments of glass. It covered her entire legs and when I looked down there was a lot of blood. Everyone was screaming and panicking and mostly in shock as to what just took place

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    Myth Of The Lottery Essay

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    Myth- The lottery is a gate way to financial independence and prosperity. But the real truth is that is it a tax on the poor or to anyone who plays it frequently. It can not only lead to addiction but it costs Americans hundreds or even thousands of dollars just to have a chance at winning. Our minds cannot naturally cope with the reward we will get if we win. Leading to over spending and addiction‚ especially if the buyer feels poor. They are twice as likely to buy more lottery tickets than as

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    Alma Musvosvi Professor Aagaard English 102 April 15‚ y Journal IV One of the many themes Shirley Jackson portrays in “The Lottery”‚ is blind acceptance of sexism in society. This theme was clear shown throughout the story in the way that women were treated. In the opening of the story‚ the villagers is gathered at the town square in preparation for the annual lottery. Jackson describes what the boys‚ girls‚ men and women are doing. From the beginning‚ women and girls take the stereotypical roles

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    Judging First Impressions

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    First Impressions I have been judged by my first impressions and I’m admitting that I have also judged a person based on their first impressions. While some people were impressed‚ others were not and I felt the same way. When it comes to first impressions‚ there are a few pros and cons. There can be bad consequences or awards to judging a person based on their first impressions. In my opinion‚ I believe that the cons can make a more compelling argument. It is alright for some people to think a person’s

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    Someone once said “Family like branches on a tree‚ we all grow in different directions‚ but our roots keep us all together”. This mean that we all become diverse individuals yet what keeps all of us united as one is our genealogy. In the story A Pair of Tickets by Amy Tan we come across a character named June May who is on her mid thirties and embarks on a mission to China to meet her lost twin sisters to notified them of their mother’s death and also to make her not existing mother “Long-Cherished

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    Amy Griffin’s Article - “Shirley Jackson’s THE LOTTERY” Critiqued Does a community exist for the sustenance of its custom and tradition or is it the other way around? The community in Shirley Jackson’s “The Lottery” has lost proper perspective of the essence of their “lottery” traditional practice. They became captives of their own community’s tradition such that under its compulsion they engage in very self-destructive acts. They lay themselves and all they have family and all‚ on the line as

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    Pointless Violence Under a Veil of Tradition in “The Lottery”: A Discovery Via the Tools of Irony and Symbolism Within the Framework of Formalism The approach to literary criticism known as Formalism focuses on the literary text itself as the source for meaning‚ and deems the text as the only context a critic should turn to for research. It is a style of criticism that places emphasis on the literary tools and techniques in a text‚ apart from a text’s or authors historical context. The key to

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    Counter-Intuitive Concepts

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    Notes for “What Makes You Who You Are” A counter-intuitive idea – That our genes and our experiences interact with‚ and have an impact on the development and/or functioning of‚ each other. How do our genes impact our experiences? They predispose us – but don’t cause us – to experience‚ respond to our environment in a certain way. Text example (p.32): “What we inherit is not a fear of snakes but a predisposition to learn a fear of snakes – a nature for a certain kind of nature.” How do

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    Origin of gambling in the United States The first lottery was held in the America by the Virginia Company with the permission of the Crown to raise money to finance the establishment of the Colony in 1612. The lotteries were relatively sophisticated and included instant winners. All the original 13 raised revenue through lotteries. The proceeds were used to establish Harvard‚ Yale‚ Columbia‚ Dartmouth‚ Princeton‚ and William and Mary. Lottery funds were also used to build churches and libraries

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    Shirley Jackson‚ author of “The Lottery”‚ choice of character actions‚ setting and plot events contribute to different moods throughout the story. The peaceful mood at the story’s beginning‚ followed by the gradually building tension‚ and the shocking end at the story’s conclusion demonstrate mood changes in the short story. In the beginning of the story‚ the mood is happy and cheerful; this is portrayed through the setting. It states “The morning of June 27 was clear and sunny‚ with the fresh

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