Question

Both “Silky” Bob in “After Twenty Years” and Tessie in “The Lottery” face threats to their lives or freedom. Compare and contrast the way each author depicts these dangerous situations by discussing the characters’ behavior and feelings by filling out the chart below.

Answer using the chart below:

“After Twenty Years”
SILKY BOB’s behavior and feelings

Similarity and Difference
BETWEEN
Silky Bob and Tessie’s situation.

“The Lottery”
TESSIE’s behavior and feelings

Answer 1

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Answer 2

@Elsa213

Answer 3

@AnimeGhoul8863

https://www.enotes.com/homework-help/both-silky-bob-after-twenty-years-tessie-lottery-120031

Answer 4

The dangerous situation in "After Twenty Years" is that Patrolman Welles is approaching an unknown person standing in a darkened doorway of a business neighborhood that closes early with all the shops quiet and secure.

Answer 5

Neh neh neh
Explain der mood, chica e.e

Answer 6

Im getting there eomma e.e

Answer 7

e.e

Answer 8

Best Answer: “Silky” Bob was an innocent man being accused of a crime, and therefore the threat he faces is jail time (making him feel sad angry ashamed ect). Now as frightening as jail sounds I find that Tessie’s situation is much worse. In “The Lottery” Tessie opens her hand to find she has the black spot and that she won the lottery. Normally, winning the lottery is a great thing but in this case it was a grave situation to be stuck in. Tessie in fear for her life and was in danger of being stoned to death. Both stories however, in the end had about the same reaction as one another. “Silky” Bob trembled reading the note from his own friend having him be arrested. Tessie cried out “This isn’t fair, this isn’t right.” Both characters had to face the very thing they feared. “Silky” Bob was arrested and Tessie was stoned. Neither stories had very good endings in my opinion.
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Answer 9

Woot woot e.e

Answer 10

is that written in your words

Answer 11

@Elsa213 @AnimeGhoul8863

Answer 12

this is has to be written in your own words and they're gonna found out whether it's plagrizing or not

Answer 13

Nope.
However, it's a summary of both stories. It gives you the idea of what's going on.

If Anime or I worded this for you, it would still be considered plagiarizing.

Answer 14

not if it's in your own words and make it sound like it's not please i need help

Answer 15

i worked hard on it the other night up to 4 in the morning and got an F 1, 3, and 4 that's the only questions i need to go back on but i figured out i tried my back and did the rest i just need help with 3 questions

Answer 16

i'm not asking for much

Answer 17

It's still considered plagiarism. .-.

We are only allowed to help, not post the answers, sorry. >.<
From the link I posted, that should help you a ton. It mentions the mood and tone of the characters.

Answer 18

oh man i can't do it i'm tired enough as it is i have a lot on my schedule and can't help with questions