The Lottery by Shirley Jackson Themes

This shows the difference between the morals of Jackson and those of the townspeople It seems like the townspeople no longer view this lottery

Conformity The concept of group identity heightens the horror of The Lottery Common rituals turn isolated people into a community with a shared experience

the phantom of the opera slot Stories have competing themes and one often wins out in the end Jackson's classic story, The Lottery is a good example of this See

the trolls treasure slot There are several themes in “The Lottery,” but the most prominent theme is the danger of blind tradition The villagers do not question the