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Jim's watch and Della's hair

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Who was proud of Jim' s watch and Della's hair?

Both Jim and Della were proud of both the watch and the hair


Who was proud of jims watch and della hair?

Both Jim and Della were proud of both the watch and the hair


What were the two possessions in which Jim and Della both took a mighty pride?

Jim was proud of his gold watch which had been his father's and his grandfather's, while Della took pride in her long, beautiful hair. They both cherished these possessions deeply.


What is Jim most proud of in the gift of magi?

Jim is most proud of the gift he purchased for Della, a set of combs for her beautiful hair. He sacrificed his most prized possession, his pocket watch, in order to afford the combs, demonstrating his love and selflessness for Della.


What is the gift both Della and Jim give each other?

love


Why did Della feel it was important for Jim's watch to have a nice chain?

Della believed a nice chain would enhance the watch's appearance and convey its significance as a valuable possession to Jim. Being proud of the watch, she wanted it to be showcased in the best possible way.


What is the gift both Della and Jim gave to each other?

Della cuts her long, beautiful hair off and sells it as a wig. With the money, she buys a Jim a chain for his pocket watch. Meanwhile, Jim sells his pocket watch to buy her a comb.


What really is the gift both Della and Jim give each other?

love


Della sold her precious hair and Jim sold his precious watch Whose sacrifice was greater that of Jims or of Della?

It's somewhat debatable considering that both Jim and Della gave away their most prized possessions; however, I think Jim sacrificed more when he sold his watch because whereas Della can just wait for her hair to grow back, Jim has lost his watch forever.


What really is the gift both Della and Jim gave each other?

Happiness. Wise.


How did Jim get the money to buy Della a gifthow is that ironic?

Jim sold his most prized possession, his watch, to buy Della a gift. The irony lies in both characters sacrificing their most prized possessions (Della's hair and Jim's watch) to buy each other gifts that complement these possessions.


Della and Jim have two small children?

della and Jim have two small children