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19-10-2016
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How is the black box symbolic in "The Lottery?"

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abigailcornell abigailcornell

21-10-2016

The black box is a symbol of death. The names go into the black box and the one that is chosen is not a lucky winner but instead they are the one that is chosen to die. Hope this helps!

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