“The Lottery” Shirley Jackson

symbolism in the lottery shirley jackson
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symbolism in the lottery shirley jackson If one was to look at Shirley Jackson's “The Lottery” through an archetypal analytical lens, one could see how symbols personified by objects  One of the villagers is chosen and then killed at the end of the story In “The Lottery”, Shirley Jackson uses symbolism to illustrate the themes of tradition  The jug full of coins in “Jug of Silver” by: Truman Capote, is used as a symbol of hope and excitement for villagers that live otherwise monotonous and ordinary

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