Monsieur Loisel suggested she went to see Madame Forestier, who could kindly lend something. Yet, it wasn’t enough, and Mathilde threw another fit because she had no jewelry. She asked her husband for 400 francs, and he hesitantly gave them to her. However, Madame Loisel got upset with the fact she had nothing to wear. He worked hard to obtain it and thought that his wife would be satisfied. One day, Monsieur Loisel brings home an invitation to a ball hosted by his boss. The rising action of The Necklace starts with an invitation. Mathilde Loisel is spending her days dreaming about the incredible life she’s not having. Yet, she was convinced that her beauty and charm would guarantee her the wealthy lifestyle she dreamt of. She was dissatisfied with her life but has never seen anything better. The Necklace’s internal conflict is Madame Loisel’s embarrassment of poverty and the belief she’s worth more. She ended up marrying Monsieur Loisel, a minor clerk in the Ministry of Public Instruction. The Necklace by Guy de Maupassant tells the reader about Mathilde Loisel, who desperately wished to marry a wealthy man.
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