Using paraphernalia created in the coal company office, this work's central event is related to "corn be[coming] heavy soon."  It is suggested that the failure to perform a key action will cause people to move back to caves by Old Man Warner, who addresses qualms of the Adams'.  Set in a village anchored by Mr. Martin, Mr. 
Using paraphernalia created in the coal company office, this work's central event is related to "corn be[coming] heavy soon."  It is suggested that the failure to perform a key action will cause people to move back to caves by Old Man Warner, who addresses qualms of the Adams'.  Set in a village anchored by Mr. Martin, Mr. Graves, and Mr. Summers, this work ends with the cry "It isn't fair, it isn't right," issued by a simple wife. First published in 1948 in The New Yorker, it was perhaps inspired by the author's time in Bennington, Vermont, the residents of which objected to this story's publication. It ends as the drawer of a black spot, Tessie Hutchinson, is stoned to death.  FTP, name the Shirley Jackson story about a random draw that takes place every June 27.
Using paraphernalia created in the coal company office, this work's central event is related to "corn be[coming] heavy soon."  
"The Lottery"