Think about the tradition of the lottery. Why has the tradition persisted, in spite of the obvious cruelty? Write a paragraph explaining what "The Lottery" says about tradition. Be sure to use evidence from the text and the film to support your response.

It shows a yearly planned ritual in which they draw pieces of paper, only to leave one person with a black dot. This person is stoned to death by their fellow villagers. This ritual started because they once believed according to old man Warner “Lottery in June, corn be heavy soon” could be a short answer

Explanation:

hey i did something like that before, what is the quesiton?

the spanish  

hope this meaning spain btw