The Perils Of Indifference

1) The Perils Of Indifference - The Danger of being despicable

2) The ending of "The Lottery" was very shocking and unexpecting to read. In the world we live in now its kind of hard to believe that this story was true because they were killing people for no reason. But stuff like this happens in different parts of the world, that's why we're not used to reading material like this. For example during the Rwandan Genocide the Hutu's and the Tootsie's were killing there own people as well and they did not stop. In this short story it showed how they held a "lottery" once a year and one person had to die.

3) Eli Wiesel's speech is very true and relates to "The Lottery" in many ways. Wiesel's speech shows the truth of how the world really is and how much care there is for things and people.