At the end of this story, the title object is reve
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}”]