The End Of The Lottery By Shirley Jackson

Shirley Jackson, in her storyThe Lottery, introduces the reader in the atmosphere of a small village, where people would gather together on a sunny day at the end of June to participate in a Lottery. Nobody can ever imagine that a lottery can end up with a crime. The author describes the village as a place where “the flowers were blossoming profusely and the grass was richly green” (111). That was a perfect place for a reunion, where people from community T were eager to participate again this year at the lottery. What draws the reader's attention is the fact that although people knew what would be the end of the lottery, that actually nobody will win cash as normal, but one of the community members will be stoned, yet they were looking forward