Figurative Language in The Lottery
In Shirley Jackson\“s \“The Lottery\“, figurative language is used to subtly critique societal norms and human nature. For instance, the lottery itself symbolizes blind tradition, while the black box represents death and the villagers\“ reluctance to change. These elements reflect universal themes that can be paralleled with Pakistani local culture, where traditional practices often persist despite modern influences, highlighting the tension between conformity and individual thought.
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