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Analysis of Matilde from "The Neclace"

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Albert W

 

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May 1, 2015

 

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Later in the story, Matilde proves me wrong by sticking by her husband and helping him repay the debt, "Mrs. Loisel discovered the horrible life of the needy. She did her share, however, completely heroically." to me these are not actions of a selfish person. In the end, she seemed to care about her husband and stayed with him even trough the hard times they went trough...
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In the end, she seemed to care about her husband and stayed with him even trough the hard times they went trough. In live we are bound to meet many people just like Matilde, people who think they deserve more than what the have and are willing to do anything for attention even if it means hurting some one else...
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