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    attending the ball. Mathilde turns to her friend‚ Madame Forestier‚ and beseeched her to let Mathilde borrow one of her elegant jewels. On the way out of the ball she loses the diamond necklace she borrowed and later decides to replace it so Madame Forestier does not notice it had disappeared. Mathilde and her husband are in debt for ten years because of the necklace replacement. After they are out of debt Mathilde is out walking about she runs to Madame Forestier who tells her that the original diamond

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    this chapter one learns that Maximilien Morrel and Valentine are in love. Valentine’s father however‚ is to marry her off to Franz d’Epinay‚ whom she can never love. Her stepmother is opposed to the idea of her marrying in general for it means that Madame de Villefort’s son will have nothing to inherit‚ for valentine will receive the fortune. Valentine and Maximilien meet in the garden‚ but Valentine must hurry off to meet her stepmother. Analysis: This chapter presents Valentine’s marriage dilemma

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    The can-can‚ cabaret and prostitution dominated Paris in La Belle Epoque. Sex was a commerce‚ an escape‚ and a way of life. It’s prominence in Parisian culture made sexuality synonymous with power and a tool for obtaining it. The combination of beauty and assertiveness could get you places that hard‚ honest work simply could not. Both men and women took advantage of this lustful commodity—prostitutes and mistresses were seen as status symbols‚ while flirtatious "femme fatales" had their way with

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    possess something. Materialistic items can bring happiness but only for a short period of time. Having values like love‚ honesty‚ respect‚ discipline‚ determination‚ and generosity helps to keep the happiness alive. She receives the necklace from Madame Forestier because she thinks it will make her look wealthy and important to others‚ and it does‚ but only for one night. Her sacrifice of borrowing a necklace for this one night forced her into a life of poverty. Poverty was the result caused by her

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    story "The Necklace‚" Madame Loisel was an exceptionally poor lady. She needed to get new garments‚ adornments‚ and so on constantly. Additionally‚ she generally trusted that every one of the things that she had in her life were insufficient‚ which made her request all the more constantly. Madame Loisel underestimated all that she had. When her better half‚ Monsieur Loisel‚ purchased tickets for a gathering‚ Madam Loisel

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    relations. Compositionally the text falls into three logical parts. The scene is laid in the middle of the 20th century (“deceased January 1939” and “ deceased May 1946”). The writer sets the action in France‚ because: 1) name of the characters ( Madame Chalon‚ Luchaire and so on); 2) name of the dishes (French cuisine); 3) the name of the town ( Villefranche); 4) the phrase of main character: “Murderess I may be‚ Inspector‚ but also a French woman”; “As I said I am from Paris”. The general atmosphere

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    Necklace’’ by Guy Maupassant‚ Madame Loisel has very low self-esteem and tries to get everyone’s approval in her life decisions. In ‘’How Much Land Does a Man Need?” by Leo Tolstoy‚ Pahom starts buying land and then becomes greedy wanting more land to own for himself. In “How much Land Does a Man Need?” and “The Necklace”‚ both characters start to be greedy and want more which makes them learn a valuable lesson from their previous decisions. Additionally‚ Madame Loisel wants to make people respect

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    Moliere’s comedy Tartuffe depicts women who can be described as straightforward‚ bold-spirited‚ witty‚ and loyal. In Tartuffe Dorine and Elmire displayed well-developed‚ independent and intelligent characters while Madame Pernelle and Mariane weren’t as well developed intellectually in the play as Dorine and Elmire. In the play Tartuffe‚ Dorine and Elmire challenged the masculine role model Orgon to preserve the traditional way of life. Dorine takes on a masculine characteristics and attitudes and

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    knowledge in knowing their own future – of their ironically short‚ but not quite ‘complete’‚ lives. One of the focuses of this extract is how Madame’s role changes in the perceptions of both the readers and the characters. A particular clause‚ ‘Madame watched the departing vehicles for a long time.’ is placed on its own‚ maybe to symbolise how ‘long’ she has had to watch students go after she’s ‘worked and worked’ for them‚ unfortunately still having to face that the ‘poor creatures’ are going

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    as a part of the war‚ he dislikes those who are overly dominated by their greed of materialistic pursuits (“Guy De Maupassant”). His distaste can be seen in many of his works‚ including this one. Throughout the short story‚ a woman by the name of Madame Loisel suffers under the toils of Envy and Greed. She wants to be wealthy‚ and she wants to envied; she wants to be the one that many strive to be like (de Maupassant). However‚ as she is from an artisan family‚ a

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