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Analysis Of Necklace

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English

 

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Velma M

 

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August 8, 2013

 

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University

 

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He enjoys the simpler things in life, yet his wife, Mathilde, cannot. Nothing is good enough for her. Her selfish ways are evident in her attitude toward the material things in her home environment and in the way she treats her husband. Mathilde’s materialistic attitude is primarily shown by how unhappy she is with her surroundings and her home environment in general...
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One night, Matilde’s husband brings home, from work, an invitation to a dinner party. When he mentions the invitation, Mathilde’s first thought is of what she is going to wear to the party. She does not worry about her husband, his feelings regarding the invitation, or how much fun they may have at the dinner party...
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