This quotation discusses how people are susceptible to less savory human impulses. Once they give into such impulses, they become influenced by evil spirits.
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As the reader becomes more aware of what the "lottery" truly stands for, they become more and more disturbed. The way in which we define lottery today is far different than it was at the time the story is set.
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