![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Although, these mechanisms displayed in this story are equal in nature. The American dream is about equal opportunities for a fair life and shot at success. They learn the truth of what being of a mature age brings upon, which in this case, could most likely be death. I claim this, because once this horrible fate is revealed to them, they lose their previous thoughts that the world is a fair place. Although, it does not specify when these stories are told, audiences, can assume that, to some degree, the telling of this tradition is their coming of age. Children are also informed on the honors of such traditions in their lands. In the beginning, Jackson discusses how the children must choose the stones that will be thrown on the chosen. In most cultures and traditions, age defines a lot, however, this villager does not allow even the innocence of a child to not undergo such tragedies. There is absolutely no coming of age in this madness. The children in this story are not exempt from the process, nor the consequences of being chosen. ![]()
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