What is the foreshadowing in 'The Necklace' by Guy de Maupassant?

Answer 1

The exposition of "The Necklace" explains Mathilde's vain desire for riches and a higher social standing. The rising action takes place when she goes to the ball and loses her friend's diamond necklace, forcing her and her husband to frantically get money together to replace it. Finally, the climax ends the story in a twist when it is revealed that the necklace was not made of real diamonds and was worth much less money than the replacement Mathilde had been paying off for years.

Answer 2

The foreshadowing in "The Necklace" includes Madame Loisel's desire for wealth and luxury, her dissatisfaction with her simple life, and her borrowing of a necklace to fit in at a fancy event. These elements suggest that her relentless pursuit of a glamorous lifestyle will lead to unforeseen consequences.

Answer 3

The exposition includes the idea of knowing the value of each thing and then borrowing.

Answer 4

Answer 5

a girl that dress simply,dose not have much money,wants luxury.

Answer 6

Mathilde wants to be rich but isn't... i guess that's some foreshadowing.