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In both stories the person who spoke out about it was a woman and happened to be the one sacrificed

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In both stories when someone spoke out they happened to be the one drawn for the ritual.

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The way destructive silence is present in both the stories is if someone dare speak out about the tradition bad things will happen.

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In Both the stories if someone spokes out about they will be called crazy and punished.

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In the lottery when other towns spoke up about it old man Warner said "kids these days nothing is good enough for them next thing you know we'll be living in cave and hunting animals with sticks"

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In the hunger games if when one of the districts spoke up about it they were gunned down

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In the lottery when people spoke up about it in other towns saying they should stop it old man Warner called them crazy

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In the lottery when someone speak out they were the one who got stoned

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In the hunger games if one was to speak out they will be dragged away and executed

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In the Lottery if someone spoke up about it they will be told to be quiet and be told to calm down

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In the hunger games if some one spoke out about the tradition they will be shot on site be the peace keepers

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The way destructive silence is a theme in both stories is in The Hunger Games if one speaks out they will be shot or tazed. Also in The Lottery is if one speaks out they will be yelled at, told to shut up, get there mouth covered, also in The Lottery the one who spoke the one who got sacrificed.