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Next, the women gather their own stones and return to their husband's side.
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Children, who have recently been released from school for the summer, gather their stones and continue playing.
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Now, the entire family unit has their own stone.
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Mr. Summers, the man who runs the lottery in the village, enters the stage and the lottery begins
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The head of the family begins drawing from the lottery box
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Old Man Warner, an advocate for the lottery and only one who remembers why the lottery is conducted, goes on a rant about how the younger generations are doing away with the lottery.
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Bill Hutchinson receives the black mark on his slip, so his family is chosen for further selection. His wife, Tessie, is claiming unfairness.
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Just enough slips are put back into the box for each member of the Hutchinson family
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The family goes in order of youngest to oldest child, Tessie and then Bill each drawing slips.
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Tessie is recognized as having the black mark, indicating she is the chosen one this lottery.
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While Tessie is afraid and begging, the villagers begin the final ritual and begin throwing the stones at Tessie.