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How does the lottery affect Tessie Hutchinson and her family at the end of the story?

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Near the end of "The Lottery," Bill draws the slip with the black spot in the first round, which means that someone in his family will be stoned to death. This immediately begins to cause tension within the family and between Bill's wife Tessie and some of people in the assembled crowd.

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