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    Lottery” and the then Society People‚ past and present‚ have potentially selfishness and madness. When someone gets in trouble unfairly‚ people could protest against unfairness or could obey the unfairness. “The Lottery‚” is a short story written by Shirley Jackson in 1948‚ shows dark sides hidden in people’s minds. This story was influenced after the World War Ⅱ‚ so people’s brutality from the war is reflected to this story. In this story‚ there is an annual lottery that the result of winning is stoned

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    Richard “Dick” Gregory was born in Saint Louis‚ Missouri 1932‚ who was a stand up comedian at the Playboy club during the early 1960’s. October Twelfth‚ Nineteen Thirty-Two Saint Louis‚ Missouri Richard Gregory was born. Gregory was born second of six children‚ Gregory’s mother worked many hours as a maid to provide for her family‚ because Gregory’s father had left his wife and children. Gregory would be bullied at school‚ the only way he was able to defend himself was by comedy. Gregory was also

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    Tasha Petitlouis ENC1102 Response Paper #1 revised February 11‚ 2014 What Is Shirley Jackson’s message in “The Lottery” Shirley Jackson’s message in “The Lottery” would happen to be a common case of irony‚ for the unexpected happens to the main character Tessie Hutchinson. The setting is a small unknown village‚ which participates in a gruesome murder every year. Each June 27th a lottery is hosted‚ and a single individual’s fate is chosen by a small piece of paper with a black dot in the center

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    aggravated sexual assault on January 8th‚ 2010. The plaintiff‚ Ms. Shirley Thompson‚ states that my client‚ Mr. Michael Miller‚ abducted her at knife point and raped her twice. My client has given a statement that he did in fact have sexual intercourse with her‚ but it was consensual. Throughout the proceedings of this case‚ the defense has proven that not only was the prosecution’s case mainly based on the testimony of Ms. Shirley Thompson‚ but they were unable to find substantial evidence to determine

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    Shirley Jackson is the author to two gruesome short stories titled‚ “the Lottery” and “the Possibility of Evil”. Both stories are known for their shocking turn of events and internal messages about humanity itself. Shirley Jackson has a very unique style of writing using different forms of literary devices. There are many similarities in these short stories and also many differences that contribute to the devices Shirley used in both; such as mood‚ foreshadowing‚ and imagery. A literary device

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    When I think of tradition‚ I think of something that I do a lot. Some of the traditions that my family and I have are celebrating holidays and birthdays. The story "The Lottery" by Shirley Jackson is about a tradition that is falling apart‚ just like the black box itself. The black box is used as a symbol of death. People are afraid of the black box. When the lottery is not being held‚ the black box is abandoned and not taken care of. Many of the villagers seem like they want to give up the lottery

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    In “The Possibility of Evil" by Shirley Jackson‚ Ms. Strangeworth stops her town from becoming evil by writing anonymous letters. The overall theme of the story is everything is not what it seems. Jackson utilizes the story to show how a person may not seem like the person you thought they were. Ms. Strangeworth appears to be a sweet old lady‚ but is she really? Throughout the story her true colors begin to reveal. Jackson develops this central idea through the use of irony. Through all three types

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    Shirley Jackson’s major fascination was dark fiction. In most of her stories‚ her main topics are about hosts‚ witches and mysterious situations in which the characters have to get through. She wrote novels‚ short stories‚ and children’s books without living her fiction style out. "Life Among the Savages" (1953)‚ "Raising Demons"(1957)‚ a non-fiction prose "Witchcraft in Salem Village"(1956)‚ "Road Through the Wall" (1948)‚ "Hangsaman"(1951)‚ and "The Bird`s Nest" (1954)‚ are only a few works that

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    Reflection over Shirley Jackson’s Lottery. The Lottery by Shirley Jackson is a good‚ classic piece of horror literature. The reader is not aware of what is happening till the very end of the short story‚ moreover‚ in the first half of it the reader is supposed to think the described society‚ people‚ town‚ its life are as normal as his own and contemporary to his own time. The author tells us about such things as taxes‚ tractors‚ post office and bank‚ teen-age club and the Halloween program in

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    “To feel shame is to be human.” This powerful quote from the article‚ “Shutting Shame Down” stopped me and made me think about the impact of shame in my life. The quote also made me think about how far the human race has fallen since creation. Over time‚ through sin‚ the human race has become used to feeling shamed and shameful; shame is a normal thing that everyone experiences. However‚ this was not how life was supposed to be. In the beginning God created everything and He saw that it was good

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