Jackson      1      Introduction

• People began to assemble at 10 o'clock at the square.
• Some towns, the lottery took 2 days.
• In the village of 300, it only took less than 2 hours.
• The children would gather first since schools was out for the summer.
• Bobby and his friends gathered the smoothest and roundest of stones and fled his pockets up.
• The sat them in the corner and guarded them from the other boys around the square.
• The men began to gather and the boys left their unguarded stones.

Jackson     1   The Lottery(Mr. Summers)

• Mr. Summers conducted the loterry, square dancing, and as well as teen clubs.
• He was a joval man and he ran a coal business, but the people were sorry for him because he had no children and his wife was a scold.
• Mr. Summers had an old black box with him when he arrived to the square.
• The box had a bunch of papers in it with names.
• Mr. Summers always talking about different boxes.      

Jackson      2      The Box

• The black box was old.
• It grew shabbier each year.
• Mr. Martin and his son held the stool where the black box was sittiing on as Mr. Summers stirred through it.
• Mr. Summers substituted slips of paper instead of wood.
• Mr. Summers and Mr. Graves came up with the slips of paper the night before the date.
• They would sit the box in different places.
• Sometimes it would sit in Mr. Martin's grocery store.

Jackson      2      Enter Mrs. Hutchinson and Dunbar doesn't show

• Mr. Hutchinson enters as Mr. Summers was left off the talking.
• The people joked abouit her  late arrival.
• Dunbar doesn't show up for the lottery.
• Mr. Summers ask who will draw for Dunbar since he didn't show.
• Everyone thinks the Hutchingsons have the winning lottery nmbers.
• They had to redraw since bill has three kids and Tessie started complaining that it wasnt fair that he didn't have enough time to draw.
• As this happens the villagers started grabbing stones and running toward Tessie.

Jackson      3      The Drawing

• Clyde Dunbar doesn't show because he broke his leg.
• His wife draws dfor him
• Mr. Summers begans to read the slips of paper.
• He started reading the names of who won
• Tessie goes through the town ritual again since she been late.
• By ignoring her, the men, children, and women began to stone her.
• Mr. Adams tell that the people in the North might stop playing the lottery and end back up in caves.
• The lottery has been giving up in other villages.
• Everyone gets their paper and soon as they opened it, the word gets around saying that Bill Hutchingson have the winning numbers.