The word ritual is used four times to describe the lottery. why might viewing the lottery as a ritual inhabit the villagers' possible objections to it?

When it is considered a lottery, the villagers might feel that, since it's not happening to everyone and only the unlucky are selected, it will not be of any use to complain about it. When a situation is likely to not affect everyone equally, it sometimes becomes unnoticeable or does not seem like it's worth agitating against.

1.  go out into nature and commune with the divine2.  experience real solitude to truly perceive nature3.  realize that individuals are meant to learn from nature and transcend it4.  think of nature as a symbol of the divine

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