- S (Speech): Exhibited when she yells, "It's unfair!" This demonstrates her transition from acquiescence to fervent resistance.
- T (Thoughts): The language suggests that she initially "does not think the lottery is harmful" but thereafter "realizes it is wrong."
- E (Effect on others): Before the tension builds, her early "joks with the other villagers" help preserve the appearance of a typical, cordial communal gathering.
- A (acts): Joking, arriving late, and ultimately complaining are important acts. These behaviors follow her transition from joy to fear.
- L (Looks): She is described as a "normal and nice woman" at the beginning and as "desperate and terrified" at the conclusion.