The Lottery by Shirley Jackson

The summer just started and everyone in the town collected stones together Then families stand together Mr Summers ran the lottery because he does things for

The Lottery by Shirley Jackson Mr Summers and the first man to draw from the black box, grin at each other “humorlessly and nervously” We are now half way through the story,

The summer just started and everyone in the town collected stones together Then families stand together Mr Summers ran the lottery because he does things for

who do you call if you win the lottery The conversations among the villagers revolves around the daily activities Mr Summers, the man who facilitates the annual lottery, reminds

Shortly thereafter, the men and women begin to gather The lottery is conducted by Mr Summers, who has no children and whose wife is unpleasant He is assisted

who owns the national lottery The lottery is led by a Mr Summers, who has an old black box Inside the black box, slips of paper have been inserted, all of them blank apart from one The

Mr Summers reminds everyone about the lottery's rules: he'll read names, and the family heads come up and draw a slip of paper No one should