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    is love‚ but others thinking that money is the answer to life’s problems. In the stories “The Necklace” and “The Gift of the Magi” it portrays the lives of two main characters that deal with problems of their own. One dong it out of love‚ and the other for greed. Within both stories there are many differences and similarities that deal with how they handle their situations. In the story “The Necklace” the main character‚ Mathilda Losisel‚ is unhappily married to a clerk‚ and is ungrateful of the

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    The two objects that not only represent me best‚ but also mean the most to me‚ lie‚ as always close to my heart. I wear my necklaces‚ almost daily‚ as a symbol of my adoration for my family and the loving support that they will always provide. As the youngest child‚ I was always the recipient of my family’s affections. Together‚ we shared so many unforgettable vacations‚ mild summer nights‚ and energized spring days. My family and I remained close even as my older siblings and I grew. An observer

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    The Necklace and Interlopers are two very well written short stories. In the Necklace‚ Mathilde desires more in her life. In Interlopers‚ Georg and Ulrich desire a piece of land and more importantly revenge. Both of these short stories characters are unhappy about their life‚ but when they try to fix it they cause even bigger problems. If you were never happy for what you had‚ and always wanted more‚ you would live your life like Mathilde. In the Necklace‚ Mathilde was a young woman whose life was

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    Writing about Theme in “The Necklace” Directions: Your assignment is to write a response to literature identifying and explaining how the theme is made clear by the action of the story "The Necklace." You must have a topic sentence that includes the name of the author‚ the title‚ the genre and the main idea of your paragraph. You must state the theme of the story. The theme must be stated in one sentence. You must summarize the action of the story‚ focusing on those events that are important

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    The necklace that my grandmother gave me when I was roughly nine years old‚ it holds a lot of meaning. It’s something that I love and cherish and I wouldn’t trade it for the world. This sacred object has helped me to deepen my spirituality by allowing myself to remember the story behind it. Whenever I wear it‚ I remember my grandmother willing to give up her necklace the second I told her that I liked it. When I was younger I didn’t really understand the importance of her giving up her necklace‚ but

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    Literary Analysis Essay Cristian Mateo Rey Rojas 603-102-MQ: Short Fiction Instructor: Kathleen McHale April 13rd “The Necklace” by Guy de Maupassant is a short story that revolves around an attractive yet dissatisfied woman who seeks to escape her destiny. In describing the events‚ the author wants to show us that denying the reality of one’s situation can only lead to trouble. Maupassant shows us how appearances can be deceiving through characterization and symbol. The author begins the

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    live with her but she noticed that she needed money so she decided to become a prostitute also. Her first day many people wanted her because she was a virgin. Juana began to like it. She and Adelina became good friends she also became friends with Veronica ‚ but not like how she was with Adelina. One day adelina’s boyfriend hit her and Juana didn’t think that was right‚ Juana told adelina to run away with her and to go to the other side. Adelina agreed with her‚ the only problem was that adelina had

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    tribe‚ urging them to masquerade as the Shelmikedmu tribe to save her family and disappoint Ruth Allen – her father’s rival and detractor – in her efforts to prove the nonexistence of the Shelmikedmu tribe. The story got even more twisted when Veronica Micelli‚ another anthropologist helped James to continue producing false documentaries of the tribe after he was tricked by James

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    they used to but why? The answer it’s easy. They read because there are some writers that help them enter a whole new world and experience with it. Two of the most famous writers for teens are Suzanne Collins for “The Hunger Games Trilogy” and Veronica Roth with “Divergent Series”. Both authors have had a big influence in teens. They make them stay up late the whole night just to read their books. They have made fandoms (tributes and initiates) that are now a family. They have influence many young

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    chained and left to die in a catacomb. In “The Necklace‚” Guy de Maupassant also uses different types of irony to create an unfortunate tale about Madame Mathilde Loisel who has to give up her comfortable life in order to work for a necklace that turned out to be a fake. Throughout each story‚ examples of verbal‚ situational‚ and dramatic irony can be found. Edgar Allan Poe‚ who wrote “The Cask of Amontillado” and Guy de Maupassant‚ who wrote “The Necklace” both use their main character to develop types

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