Davy Hutchinson's Role In The Lottery

Lastly, family and friends stone their loved ones to death. This can be illustrated when a member of the community gave Davy Hutchinson pebbles to throw at his own mother. ”The children had stones already. And someone gave little Davy Hutchinson a few pebbles.” This quote asserts that family members have the audacity to harm the people closest to them without having a purpose. In most societies, the wellbeing of one’s family is the first priority they own. People would do everything in their power to shield their relatives from pain. Davy Hutchinson’s participation in “The Lottery,” an event in which his mother, Tessie Hutchinson, is murdered by her fellow three hundred villagers, demonstrates that people blindly follow tradition without considering

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