This work begins with its protagonist dreaming about antique silks and priceless ornaments, but her snap back to reality at dinner causes her to exclaim, "Aha!
This work begins with its protagonist dreaming about antique silks and priceless ornaments, but her snap back to reality at dinner causes her to exclaim, "Aha! Scotch broth! What could be better!" The protagonist is ecstatic when receiving an envelope from the Minister of Education, but her husband is not as much, since he must now spend the money he wished to use to buy a gun. The aftermath of the central event results in the protagonist's husband taking up extra jobs and mortgaging his house in order to repay loans to purchase a replacement for the title object, which had been lost at the dance. However, Madame Forestier reveals that Madame Loisel had borrowed an imitation at the end of, FTP, which short story by Guy de Maupassant?
This work begins with its protagonist dreaming about antique silks and priceless ornaments, but her snap back to reality at dinner causes her to exclaim, "Aha!
“The {Necklace}” or “La {Parure}”