The Necklace

The necklace

how does guy de Maupassant present Mathilde loisel in the story the necklace

before the loss of the necklace

her relationship with monsieur loisel

after the loss of the necklace

the use of language

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I'm sorry, this is a short-answer forum designed for text specific questions.

In answer to your first question, M. Loisel is presented as a petulant, ungrateful, spoiled young woman. She has no appreciation for the things her husband has provided, and quite simply..... she is never satisfied. Mathilde is the kind of woman who always wants more.

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