Appearance Vs Reality
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- “Could you lend me this? Only this?”
- “Why, yes, certainly.”
- I no longer have Mme Forestier’s necklace !!
- What! How is that? It is not possible.
- Attempting to appear richer than she truly is,Mathilde Loiselborrows a diamondnecklacefrom her friendJeanne Forestier.
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- Mathilde loses the necklace at a ball. Later after searching and unable to find it, she writes a letter to Jeanne that she had the clasp broken and is getting it repaired.
- This madam? It costs forty thousand francs.
- From the beginning of the story, Mathilde feels that her appearance does not match her reality, as she is a beautiful woman with refined taste born to a class that she feels is beneath her.
- You should have returned them to me sooner, for I might have needed them.
- When the Loisel's receive an invitation to an elegant party hosted by the Minister of Education, Mathilde buys an expensive gown and borrows a diamond necklace from Mme.
- They managed to buy the necklace through inherited and borrowed money. They were successful in searching for a similar necklace.
- Mme Loisel took back the jewels to Mme Forestier. Jeanne took back the jewel without even opening the jewel box.
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