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    Preventive Measures (A Discussion of Lessons for Main Characters in‚ “The Necklace”) We each have our one weak points. Some people have bigger or smaller weaknesses that might be harder to cope with. In the story‚ “The Necklace” Loisel feels insecure about her financial status‚ appearance‚ and honesty. There are several solutions to fix these problems‚ but might not necessarily be easy to perform. Madame Loisel should learn to communicate honestly‚ not obsess over her appearance‚ as well as be

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    Greed and Envy In Guy de Maupassant’s short story “The Necklace”‚ he explores the theme that greed and envy can lead to self-destruction. In this story Matilda Loisel is a very envious wife whom always dreamed for a better existence. She was a beautiful but very discontent woman who thought that she must have been born into the wrong life‚ since she had no way of being recognized and courted by a rich and powerful man. Instead “she allowed herself to marry a petty clerk in the office of the

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    The story‚ “The Necklace” is a short story written by Guy de Maupassant‚ one of the greatest French short story writers in history. His work was first published on February 17th in 1884. “The Necklace” is a story of a young woman by the name of Madame Mathilde Loisel and her husband who both get invited to an exquisite party. Not owning much wealth and riches‚ Mathilde is distressed by the invitation‚ knowing that she will be surrounded by wealthy and affluent people‚ unlike herself. In an effort

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    10/9/2012 "The Necklace" Response All you hear now a days is "I want‚ I want‚ I want". Guy De Maupassant wanted people to recognize this‚ so he wrote "The Necklace". in "The Necklace"‚ the author shows us to be thankful for what you have by using irony. Mme Loisel has it all‚ except for money. She refuses to see that she has a good life. When Mme Loisel finally does get a fancy necklace‚ she loses it and has to pay it off for the rest of her life. Making it miserable. In this story‚ Mme Loisel

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    The Necklace and The Gift of the Magi Essay There are many similarities between the The Gift of The Magi and The Necklace. The main one being the theme of sacrifice. In The Gift of The Magi both Jim Dillingham Young and Della Young forfeited what they treasured most‚ but‚ they treasured something even more‚ love. Due to both Della and Jim loving one another‚ they gave up and sacrificed for each other. This is similar to The Necklace in such that Mathilde’s husband‚ M. Loisel‚ cares very much for

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    Textual Analysis of “The Necklace” In “The Necklace”‚ Guy de Maupassant uses a woman’s life‚ and very important event in it‚ to depict the Marxism of his or her lifetime‚ especially amongst women. He uses comparisons and downfalls of her life to depict society’s shortcomings and beliefs of class. Marxism looks at the economic and social structures of a society and the draws attention to the struggles between the classes. A Marxist might believe that people are born as creations of economical or social

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    Mathilda proves to be selfish many times throughout the story by only thinking about herself. For example‚ “Two large tears ran slowly down from the corners of her eyes towards the corners of her mouth.” (2) She knows how much he loves her and knows that “He was heart-broken.”(3) When he saw her crying. She does corrupt things that would hurt other people for her own gain‚ she does not care about her spouse. In addition‚ he gives in‚ asking how much money it would cost. When she says four hundred

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    Symbolism You could easily read the necklace as a symbol of "wealth" itself – flashy‚ but false‚ in the end. Perhaps the revelation of the necklace’s falseness at the end is meant to mirror the falseness of Mathilde’s dream of wealth. Even deeper than wealth‚ the necklace might represent appearance‚ the world in which it’s the outside that matters. Wealth belongs to the world of appearance‚ because money buys glamour. Mathilde’s unhappy because of the way her own shabby house looks‚ and the way

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    TV and movie stars showcase unrealistic body types that most girls can’t copy ... They’re creating and sharing images of their own. .... All women are beautiful. Female Body Image and the Mass Media: Perspectives www.westminstercollege.edu › Myriad‎ by KL Serdar - ‎Cited by 4 - ‎Related articles Mass media’s use of such unrealistic models sends an implicit message that in order ... the unrealistic media ideal of beauty; however‚ it is not clear how these images ... that concerns an individual’s

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    skillful author has hundreds of tricks up his or her sleeve for successfully conveying the theme of the story to readers. One of the most effective methods in doing so would be through the use of irony‚ both situational and verbal. When an event occurs to the contrary of what the reader might have been expecting‚ the plot thickens‚ adding a twist or creating a higher level understanding of the story. Irony can also expose a character’s true self and the situation he or she has brought about. For example

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