The Lottery' by Shirley Jackson: Setting, Tone, and Images

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The tone is very casual, it starts quite hopeful and exciting and by the end it is more serious It shows a contrast between the daydreaming and real life

The irony of the title, the mysterious setting, and the subtle characterization of the unassuming town always seem to shock students by the end Overall, the setting can be described as abnormal or bizarre The tone throughout different parts in the story suggest a common mood or tone While The Lottery

star pops slot As well, the author of “The Lottery,” Shirley uses tone and setting to demonstrate the character's state of mind and uses the setting to indicate the cause that What is the tone of The Lottery? What are some examples?