"The Lottery"

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What is the setting of 'The Lottery'?

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The setting of 'The Lottery' is a small country town.

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How does Old Man Warner react to the news that some places have stopped having their lottery?

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Old Man Warner expresses strong disapproval.

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What do the townspeople do after the lottery is over?

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The townspeople go back to their normal lives.

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What mood does the author create in 'The Lottery'?

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The mood is one of dread and surprise.

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What does Old Man Warner mean by 'Lottery in June, corn be heavy soon'?

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It means the lottery is a sacrifice to ensure a good harvest.

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What is the main theme of 'The Lottery'?

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The main theme is the danger of blindly following tradition.

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Who is the protagonist in 'The Lottery'?

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The protagonist is Tessie Hutchinson.

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What is the significance of the black box in 'The Lottery'?

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The black box symbolizes tradition and the villagers' reluctance to change.

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How do the villagers feel about the lottery?

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The villagers have mixed feelings; some are anxious, while others accept it as a tradition.

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What does the lottery represent in the story?

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The lottery represents the dark side of human nature and societal conformity.