How does the readers point of view on the lottery change over the course of the story?

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Wewaii [24]3 years ago

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Answer:

At first, the reader's perspective of the lottery is positive. As the story progresses, the reader begins to understand jsut how dark this "lottery" truly is.

Explanation:

Well, when anyone thinks of a lottery, they instantly thing one of the two things: Huge sums of money, or something else just as grand. So when the reader first learns about the lottery, they unsuspectingly believe that the winner will recieve a rich reward. That is, until the end where the reader learns that this lottery isn't money, but rather for death. Hope it helps! :)

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