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The Necklace

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English

 

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Anonymous

 

Date added:

September 8, 2016

 

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University

 

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A

 

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3 / 568

 

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Loisel, is a respectable man who prefers a simple life. He loves his wife very much; her happiness is his primary concern. In her desperate attempt to appear anything but simple, Mathilde borrows a diamond necklace from her wealthy friend to wear to a formal banquet. When the necklace turns up missing, Mathilde replaces it and dooms herself as well as her husband into ten years of misfortune...
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In the end, Mathilde finds that the hardships of her and her husband were all in vain. The conflict in the story occurs when the Loisel's return home from the banquet, only to find that the borrowed necklace is missing. Resolution isn't presented until the end of the story when Mathilde awkwardly realizes that the unnecessary suffering her and her husband have done over the past ten years was caused by her materialism and vanity...
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