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Behind traditions and rituals in ?The Lottery?


?The Lottery? by Shirley Jackson is a story about society and a tradition which picking a victim to be murdered by throwing pebbles. In ?The Lottery?, people of the village follow outrageous tradition and are numb to the violence. Author uses the setting and symbols contrasts to each other to establish this theme. The setting is symbolized in this story and foreshadows what is about to take place.

The description of the setting makes readers believe this is a normal happy little village on a beautiful summer day. ?The morning of June 27th was clear and sunny, with the fresh warmth of a full-summer day; the flowers were blooming profusely and the grass was richly green.? The village sounds like somewhere people want to live. It has a grocery store, post office, bank, school, a coal business and a village square. However, in the end, the readers are able to feel dark and uneasy feeling. The peaceful village square becomes the site of homicide. The normal happy people become violent and evil. I consider that the irony of this act is that though the sacrifice is performed with good intention for their village, it is completely immoral. In addition I assume that they cannot allow themselves to withdraw from the tradition because they do not know any other way.

The barbaric nature of the lottery evokes the reader?s idea to think this have happened in ancient times when sacrificial rituals were current; such as virgins jumping into the volcano. However, from the references in the story readers know this is in the twentieth century. The Author uses this contrast of setting to show her point; society will hide behind traditions and rituals.

Essay Instructions: Compare and Contrast Esaay. This essay needs to be in a block format, where "The Lottery" and the "The Hunger Games" are discussed with three comparisons and three contrasts. There should be an introduction that includes a hook, background, thesis, and provide concrete detailswith support as well as concluding thoughts through each transition. The conclusion should give a more focused thesis highlighting specific exampls and endingwith a personal statement, a prediction, or an outgoing hook or attention grabber.

Essay Instructions: I would like a Thesis Research Paper written, comparing and contrasting two literary short stories on " The Lottery" By Shirley Jackson and "The Dangerous Game" by Richard Connell. I have a model eassay sample as to how the eassy need to be written and formatted and have included copies of the pages of both stories. I also have the power point presentation of what is required in this assignment. The citiations needs to come from database soures and not the internet. I want the essay written comparing and contrasting the two stories just like the model essay example I provided and NOT about the author or what the critics had to say about the author and their story.

I tried to up load the files for the two stories and it said that I can send it after the order because it would only take up to five files at a time and said for me to email it latter. Please advise my after you receive my order.
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Essay Instructions: BCOM/275 Business Communication and Critical Thinking

Article Rebuttal: The California Lottery System

Locate an article on a controversial subject where the author makes an argument you do not agree with.

Write a 350- to 700-word rebuttal to the article using valid arguments and supporting data. In the rebuttal, offer an analysis in which you do the following:

Analyze the reliability, credibility, and validity of the data used by the author.

Identify any logical fallacies in the argument.

Prepare a 10- to 15 minutes PowerPoint Presentation accompanied by 7-10 slides on your article rebuttal with footnotes to support the presentation. This is an in-class presentation.