Help asap Explain the main conflict between a character and society in “The Lottery.”

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<span>The correct answer was; The main conflict is between Mrs. Hutchinson and society. The community described in the story demands the sacrifice of an innocent person to make sure they can grow corn. When Mrs. Hutchinson is chosen, all of society turns against her, including her own family.</span>

mariarad [96]2 years ago

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Answer:

The main conflict is between Mrs. Hutchinson and society. The community described in the story demands the sacrifice of an innocent person to make sure they can grow corn. When Mrs. Hutchinson is chosen, all of society turns against her, including her own family.

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