The Lottery, and Other Stories: Shirley Jackson -

In 'The Lottery,' the mood begins as light and cheerful, but shifts to tense and ominous In the first paragraph, Jackson describes a normal summer morning, ''

This is a mood map for Shirley Jackson's The Lottery The students' moods change frequently throughout the story

tone of the lottery The peaceful mood at the story's beginning, followed by the gradually building tension, and the shocking end at the story's conclusion demonstrate mood changes

lottery new hampshire The given answer suggests that the tone of the story is initially cheerful, bright, and colorful This implies that the story begins on a positive and