analyze how the lottery affects the relationship between the people in the story. Use evidence from the text to support your conclusions (This question is from the short story 'the lottery' on actively learn)

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Explanation:

"Near the end of "The Lottery," Bill Hutchinson draws the slip with the black spot in the first round, which means that someone in his family will be stoned to death. This immediately begins to cause friction within the family and between Bill's wife Tessie and some of people in the assembled crowd. Although Tessie is the most voluble, the reader can sense that all the members of the Hutchinson family are starting to worry about their own personal welfare and are no longer a cohesive family unit. This is a good example of how the plot can influence the characters, because it would have been the same with any other family if a different head of family had drawn the black spot."

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