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    back. In the story of O-Sono’s Revenge‚the villagers took O-Sono’s mirror to use it for a bell and she wanted to get revenge on the villagers but instead it reflects back on her. The villagers had taken the only thing that O-Sono had to remember all of her ancestors . When she comes home to a house with no mirror in it she flips and starts to think about revenge. Then when she comes up with an idea she takes it too far and now every one of the villagers dislikes O-Sono .When O-sono realized that

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    plague brings out the best in the village. Do you agree? Throughout the plague year many of the villagers were affected by the tragic hit of the plague. One of the main themes in the novel ‘’fear’’ is something that highly affects the actions and and can completely change their values and morals. Fear which comes complimentary with the plague and can bring out the best and the worst in the villagers. Times of crisis can bring out a monster in all of us‚ but can a just like jon said “these times

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    Sociological/Psychological criticism on Jackson’s “The Lottery” The villagers in Jackson’s “The Lottery” are crazy and the story itself is annoying. The people in Jackson’s short story have strange religious beliefs and at times seem heartless. Shirley Jackson adds way too many specific details in the story. All of the unneeded details made this story much longer than it needed to be. Reading Shirley Jackson’s “The Lottery” made me want to slam my computer into a brick wall. The townspeople in

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    The villagers do not have knowledge of how the lottery began several generations ago‚ however‚ seems extra interested in the act of keeping the ritual alive and

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    Tradition or Annual Murder? "It isn’t fair‚ it isn’t right‚" Mrs. Hutchinson screamed‚ as her fellow villagers end their inhuman tradition. The story takes place in a very small village where tradition is kept no matter what and very important to the villagers. Their tradition is not like any other and is a yearly event‚ which has been named the lottery. The lottery is not like the typical lottery where one is a winner of money or something good but is one in which a person in the village

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    they don’t have any machinery to do their work just the villagers. The time in which the story is set reflects upon the question at the start. As it is set in the seventies there is no equality in that part of the world‚ so as a result the rich farmers who own the surrounding land ignore the poor villagers of Maekung. Ned‚ in effect comes into the story at a later stage. He is brought into the book to lead the students and to guide the villagers on their way to keep most of the crop that they work

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    The Salem Witch Trials started in 1692 in Salem Village‚ Massachusetts‚ and are believed to have been created by many different theories. No one actually knows why or how the witchcraft started in the early colony. The witches were girls of all ages who were caught having strange behavior. Many people started believing they were actual witches because of the way people claimed to have been hurt or affected by a witch. Some Puritans would act out to make it seem like a witch was harming them or causing

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    arranged? What kind of a tiger was chosen for the purpose? Ans- Mrs.Packletide offered a thousand rupees to villagers for arranging an opportunity to shoot a tiger without much risk or exertion. An old tiger that had given up hunting and confined himself to eating domestic animal was chosen for this purpose. (d) In what way did the villagers help Mrs. Packletide shoot the tiger? Ans- The villagers were very excited at the prospect of earning a thousand rupees. They posted children at the outskirt of

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    other the lack of love. In "The Lottery" and "The Rocking Horse Winner" both authors use symbols to help convey the central message of the story to their readers. In "The Lottery"‚ Jackson uses the black box to symbolize the villagers ’ connection

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    centuries and finally their supplies run out. The villagers don’t know what to do until a younger girl finds directions to get the people out of there. No one will believe her‚ however‚ she and another young boy follow the directions and find themselves above ground‚ not knowing anything about this place. Then they find a hole that leads down the “City of Ember where the villagers are and they tie a rock to the directions and drop in the hole so the villagers can find. The story ends and everyone made it

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