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    grandparents from Bithynios where their lives began as biological brother and sister until tragedy struck their village and they found only each other for comfort and support. The second inter-family marriage is between Calliope’s own parents‚ Milton and Tessie‚ who where second cousins at birth‚ but fell in love at a young age. Despite Desdemona’s efforts to keep the two cousins apart‚ they married and had two children‚ one of which became Cal. INFLUENCE OF GREEK/GREEK-AMERICAN CULTURE: The Greek

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    New york times bestselling author and winner of the international book award‚ Joshua Graham wrote‚ “I survived because the fire inside me burned brighter than the fire around me.” This powerful message describes the determination he had to survive‚ that of which was even more powerful than that around him.This kind of quote really comes across as strong and full meaning to the reader .Doesn’t everyone have to have a desire to survive in life if they want to make it? This piece of literature really

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    citizens were about to participate in The Lottery‚ not to be confused with the modern day lottery which involves spending and losing lots of money. After the process was completed‚ Tessie was “chosen”. The people of this small village suddenly started to stone Tessie to the death. The End. But why was Tessie stoned? What is the purpose of this annual event? The Lottery has an original purpose and a current purpose. The original purpose relies hugely on the quote by Old Man Warner; “‘“Lottery

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    ‘The Lottery’ by Shirley Jackson is a short story that uses plot. characterisation and suspense to develop several themes. In doing so Jackson deepens our understanding of people and the nature of society. The story begins in a growing village which holds an annual lottery‚ but instead of being rewarded the person who receives the marked paper gets stoned to death.

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    them. They are having a normal day. While random people names are called they are called to get a paper out of a box. If you get the paper with the black dot the family gets to pick again. While in the movie it was Billy’s family. Him‚ his 3 kids and Tessie all got to draw again. All the kids got a no and Bill did to.

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    have mind blowing experiences. Tessie throwing a fit about her husband drawing the slip‚ then her getting it when they each draw one‚ and Katniss was fighting for survival in the arena. They also have similar plots‚ for they both are fighting and searching for their life. These two books are alike because the main characters both cared for their friends and family and didn’t want them to suffer. Katniss didn’t want Prim to suffer through the Hunger Games‚ and Tessie didn’t want her family to either

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    In the story‚ the character of Tessie is singled out and chosen in a similar way the bulls are chosen. They are both used as a form of entertainment‚ for example‚ when the children gleefully start to gather their rocks in Jackson’s story‚ and the spectators waiting hours behind blockades to see participants run with the bulls during the Running of the Bulls festival (James). Both Tessie and the bulls are doomed to meet their end in a gruesome and shocking way

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    Carlie Johnston Gabriel 1 AP English Literature 4 February 2013 In The Lottery a small village gathers annually to conduct a long held tradition. Villagers halt the day’s activities to attend said tradition with their families and neighbors; they muster together in the town square socializing with one another while the children gather rocks seemingly arbitrarily. Before one discovers the true nature of the lottery these actions seem innocuous and perhaps even eccentric. However‚ once one does

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    the story‚ we can observe that the men played a bigger role in their society compared to that of the women. The women were outshined by the men in many ways though it wasn’t stated directly in the story. One instance was shown men Tessie came in late‚ Tessie mentioned that she came in late since she was busy doing household chores. Earlier in the story‚ before the lottery was conducted‚ men were busy talking about taxes and their jobs. Therefore we can conclude that during this time‚ women were

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    "Two Kinds" by Amy Tan The story "Two Kinds‚" by Amy Tan is just one of the stories about the relationship between mothers and daughters in the book‚ The Joy Luck Club. We start this story with a mother‚ a Chinese immigrant to the United States‚ telling her American born daughter‚ Jing-mei‚ at a very young age that she can become anything she wants to become in America; more specifically‚ a prodigy of some sort. We witness the mother’s search for what kind of prodigy she will turn her daughter

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