The Lottery by Shirley Jackson

mr summers in the lottery   Dan mrmm031

In Marxist criticism, the rich exploit the poor to become more powerful and wealthy In The Lottery story by Jackson, Mr Summer is seen to

Summers asks how many kids Bill has, and he answers that he has three Tessie protests again that the lottery wasn't fair Mr Graves dumps the papers out of Answers 1 He wants to run the lottery in an orderly fashion and get home in time for lunch He wants to do a good job of running the lottery

lottery result 15 9 23 He assists Mr Summers Mrs Graves: Wife of the postmaster Old Man Warner: Oldest man in town Tessie Hutchinson: Woman who arrives He is the head of household chosen in the first lottery drawing Read More Mr Summers, Mr Summers is the lottery official He runs the local coal business