The inequality of Tradition

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interpretation and analysis of how The Lottery,” by Shirley Jackson and ‘The Hunger Games,“ by Suzanne Collins are literary works devoted to showcasing the futility of a systematic attempt to conceal the reality of destitution; though both authors use a plethora of literary devices to state their message, the most compelling of their method is the use of two major themes/motifs that stand antithetical to each other.
Both authors create a juxtaposing contrast by illustrates the uses of symbolism and irony to both foreshadow impending death, and the willingness to overcome death and tradition.