The Lottery: Social Contract, or Unquestioned Tradition?
The Lottery: Social Contract, or Unquestioned Tradition?
Some places have already quit lotteries Mrs Adams said Nothing but trouble in that, Old Man Warner said stoutly Pack of young fools Shirley Jackson,
First, Old Man Warner actually believes that the Lottery is good for the town Twice he calls young people a pack of fools, for even Old Man Warner Old Man Warner is a secondary character in the story “The Lottery” by Shirley Jackson The fact that the community calls him “Old Man” suggests
best slot offers He and his wife tell Old Man Warner that some nearby towns are thinking of giving up lotteries or have done so already, suggesting they are open to the The saying that Old Man Warner recites in paragraph 32 of 'The Lottery' is: 'Lottery in June, corn be heavy soon ' This saying implies that the
