"she held her hands out desperately as the villagers moved in on her"

The author uses words like "warm" and "sunny" in the beginning but changes to "desperately" at the end

This is an example of tone and mood because it shows that the people are upset because the time is close to the lottery.

This is an example of mood and tone elements because the crowd is quiet and there is suspense and tension hanging in the air.

He shows no joy for the lottery meaning that this isn't something that you'd want. but something that is inevitable.

This shows that even in the beginning, when it seems happy, the adults are very somber and serious about the Lottery, because they know what's to come.

This is an example of tone and mood since it shows that the rocks are going to be used for something that revolves around the lottery

This talks about mood and tone from how its like a happy tone and a calm place to stay at.

The mood is suspenseful and thrilling because the named are being read.

The mood seems ominous and in anticipation.

The way the two men said that makes this seem exciting and fun even though it is not

this is mood and tone because the atmosphere is suspenseful and anxious and theres alot of tension.

“Shut up, Tessie,”

This shows tone and mood because it shows how tense and nervous people get during the lottery because it could be your last day on earth. It also shows a change from the start because it was described as a great day but now people are arguing

This is tone and mood because the people are very nervous and also are very serious with this lottery. This makes the mood very tense and very serious.

The shabbiness of the box coupled with the fear of it the villagers had makes it seem dark and ominous and that it is used for something bad.

An example tone and mood in the story can be seen at this point. As the reader is reading this moment there is a feeling curiosity, the reader is wondering what the villagers could be winning in the lottery as well as why once the lottery starts the people in the story seem more nervous. In the story these characters are feeling more nervous, once they have the paper it seems that they become more stressed than they had been before (seen through the clutching of the paper)

This shows that the lottery is a stressful event and not an exciting one. The mood here is tense and rushed. This also foreshadows that the lottery isn't what we think it is.

This is Tone because she author was trying to say that it was a nice day.

This is the starting of the story and it also shows that the story would be peaceful but it is actually ironic at the same time because at the end the story is something disturbing and interesting.

This is an example of tone and mood because it shows that Mrs. Hutchinson was so stressed out and nervous that she was was willing to offer her sister's family.

This is the atmosphere creating mood and tone because it paints a picture for the reader