What is the conclusion of 'The Necklace' by Guy de Maupassant?

Answer 1

The moral lesson to be learned from "The Necklace" is that a person will pay dearly for coveting false values and a person's preoccupation with appearance and meterialism is fruitless and vain.

Answer 2

The conclusion of "The Necklace" reveals that the necklace Madame Loisel borrowed from her friend was actually a fake diamond necklace. After working tirelessly for years to replace it, she discovers the truth and realizes the immense sacrifice she and her husband made was for nothing. This twist ending underscores the theme of appearances versus reality and the consequences of vanity and pride.

Answer 3

It is about woman who was seeking riches by marriage. Instead she married a man without riches and spent her time complaining that she could not be spoiled. Then she is invited to high class party where she complains again about having no jewelry to wear. So she borrows a very expensive necklace from a rich friend. While at the party showing the necklace off she loses it but does not have the courage to tell her friend. Instead she goes and buys a new one with the money that her husband got from loan sharks. For the years to come she works hard to pay off the necklace. After she had paid the necklace completely off many years later she comes back to her friend to tell her only to find out that the necklace she borrowed was a fake worth only five hundred franks.

Answer 4

Don"t borrow things you can"t afford to pay for if you lose them. If this was written some thirty years later= well maybe it would have involved a borrowed, well, this was France- Renault , which is then stolen and totalled in a wreck- of course we have auto insurance to take care of such mishaps- I knew a friend of mine whose family (owned) a not-fully paid up Cadillac. the car was stolen and wrecked and abandoned- it was nicknamed the silver streak. Instead of gearing down ( to something more plebian_ Family got themselves another Cadillac. Pride goeth before the fall!- That Caddy was not stolen, thankfully.

Answer 5

Cut your Coat according to your cloth.

Answer 6

oh i do not know