“The Lottery” By Shirley Jackson

Summers officiates; he's the master of ceremonies at most public events in town Today, his assistant is Mr Graves, the postmaster, who knows all the residents

Answer and Explanation: In 'The Lottery,' Mr Summers' name is significant because he signifies the arrival of June and the lottery, which brings death Mr

who runs the postcode lottery Parents call their children over, and families stand together Mr Summers runs the lottery because he has a lot of time to do things for the village He

who starts the betting in poker Mr Summers represents tradition and formality in The Lottery He is the one who stores the black box, helps make the slips of paper that