This is a character analysis of Tessie Hutchinson in "The Lottery"

Shirley Jacksons The Lottery portrays a sm each town in which the citizens compile for a annually lottery. The story begins on a charming summer afternoon. The towns citizens are eager, gathering in the town square off in order to take part in the yearly lottery by drawing fall asleeps of paper from a impostalistic black box. Everyone, including Mrs. Tessie Hutchinson, awaits this yearly tradition and most of them agree that this tradition should continue to be held in their small town. The lottery seems raise; however, un homogeneous a typical lottery the reader finds that toward the can of this short story it is not a lottery anyone in the small town wishes to win. The unlucky winner of the lottery, Tessie Hutchinson, is a causa of tardiness or procrastination, anxiety, whining and annoyance; however, she never questions the reasoning behind the lottery, save why it is her that has to die.

From the very beginning of this story, the author curiously builds up the character of Tessie Hutchinson so that she seems to deserve her cruel execution. Of all the villagers, Tessie shows up late, dressed in her apron, proclaiming that shed forgotten what day it was. Even sooner the lottery begins, she is already guilty of tardiness and deserves punishment just like a student disrupting a class in school.



It is humorous that one could truly forget something that is so awful. After tuition the story and knowing the outcome, I wonder if Tessie was dreading this day all along. When Tessie was in no danger she was gossiping with the other ladies and til now encouraged her husband to go and pick a order of paper.

When Hutchinsons name is called out to come draw a slip of paper, Tessie hurried her husband by telling him to get up there.

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