Lines 310-321: Explain what expectation the reader might have had about the lottery at the beginning of the story. starts speed up rising action Lines 300-306: What words in these lines have connotations that affect how the reader sees or understands an element of the story? Bill hutchinson went over to his wife and forced the slip of paper out of her hand. Lines 285-306: Describe the pacing on this page and how it affects the mood. Lines 237-287: What are examples where Jackson doesn't explain the action or what characters say and do? "it wasn't fair"Tessie said. jackson included this info to show their antiquated ideas. Why does Jackson include this information? once a daughter marries,men are dominant. Summers means when he distinguishes between family and household. Lines 237-242: Examine the discussion of households and families in these lines. She's agreeing w/Tessie and everyone else is against them.She's frantic. Compare your observations with your earlier perceptions of the characters. Hutchinson's behavior and the reaction from the other villagers. its speeding up Lines 228-243: Describe Mrs.
Lines 219-225: Which words or phrases change the story's pacing? "Suddenly all the women began to speak up" "for a minute.", Lines 191-204: What text evidence shows how Old Man Warner feels about the lottery? He thinks they should do it because it's tradition.
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