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How do people react within the rituals? Differences-

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How do people react within the rituals? Differences-

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In "The Lottery" people are very relaxed about the whole situation until they open their papers, while the people in "The Hunger Games" are nervous the whole entire time the ritual is going on. According to "The Lottery", " Clean forgot what day it was." This evidence helps support my statement because if the lottery was something to be really nervous about, then why would Tessie be forgetting about it?
Another difference between "The Lottery" and "The Hunger Games" is that when tessie gets the black dot she is begging for them to save her, but when katniss Everdeen finds out her sister is going into the Hunger Games, she volunteers to go in place for her. According to "The Lottery", "It isn't fair, it isn't right,' Mrs. Hutchinson screamed." This evidence helps support my statement because Tessie is protesting as much as she can saying "It isn't right", but Katniss is volunteering to risk/sacrifice her life.

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How do people react within the rituals?Similarities-  

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How do people react within the rituals?Similarities-  

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People in both "The Lottery" and in "The Hunger Games" Are very nervous when they are opening the slips of paper. According to "The Lottery", "For a minute, no one moved, and then all the slips of paper were opened." This evidence shows that all the villagers were really nervous about opening their slips of paper so they hesitated to open them. Another similarity between "The Lottery" and "The Hunger Games" is that almost all of the people agree with what is happening in the ritual. According to the text, " Delcroix selected a stone so large she had to pick it up with both hands and turned to Mrs. Dunbar." This evidence helps my statement because even though Tessie is their friend, they still want to kill her because it is tradition.

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In the story "The Lottery", and in "The Hunger Games", Everybody gets a chance of being picked for something bad. In "The Lottery" it is being stoned to death, in "The Hunger Games", it is being chosen to participate in the hunger games. According to "The Lottery", "Bill Hutchinson went over to his wife and forced the slip of paper out of her hand. It had a black spot on it, (...) Mrs. Hutchinson Screamed, and they were upon her." This evidence helps support that everybody gets a chance of being chosen for something bad because Tessie Hutchinson got the black dot and she screamed when the villagers were upon her. Most people don't scream and have people upon you when something good is about to happen.

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In the story "The lottery",  every one of people who live in the town Come to "The Lottery", which is what happens in "The Hunger Games". According to "The Lottery", " The children assembled first, of course. (...) Soon the men began to gather, (...) The women, wearing faded house dresses and sweaters, came shortly after their menfolk." This evidence helps support my answer because this shows that the villagers know they are supposed to be there at the drawing and if the drawing was so bad why would they go if they don't have to.

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Similarities Between "The Lottery" And "The Hunger Games" 

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Similarities Between "The Lottery" And "The Hunger Games" 

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By: Madelyn Brown