At the end of this story, the title object is revealed to be worth at most five hundred francs. Monsieur Loisel ("lwa-ZELL") frantically searched for the title object after a ball, but to no avail. After Mathilde ("muh-TEELD") loses it, she and her husband take odd jobs to p
At the end of this story, the title object is revealed to be worth at most five hundred francs. Monsieur Loisel ("lwa-ZELL") frantically searched for the title object after a ball, but to no avail. After Mathilde ("muh-TEELD") loses it, she and her husband take odd jobs to pay off the loans taken out to pay for a replacement. For 10 points, name this Guy de Maupassant ("GHEE deh MO-puh-saunt") short story about a piece of jewelry.
At the end of this story, the title object is revealed to be worth at most five hundred francs.
“The {Necklace}” [or “La {Parure}”]