How you recommend the story of the necklace?

Answer 1

Yes and no, a kind of moralistic- anti-materialism parable. Much of the problems arising from the loss of the (actually valueless) article could have been averted with a timely phone call from MMe Loisel to Mme Forestier ( which means Forester or maybe Parks). Exactly how the necklace was lost is not gotten into in detail- one wonders if Mme Loisel ( pronounced Law=Zell) had been drinking at the party ( it happens) there are no direct hints of crime. If she and her husband called up the leading Cab Companies ( in a big city like Paris this could be a costly task!) why the Heck did she not notify MMe Forestier immediately after the loss- MMe Forestier would then explain, if she had a conscience- that the item was costume jewelry, and no big deal. Social-problem short stories of this type influenced a number of crime and other dramas. Often Confederate money was an ironic prop! ( all of the money was Confederate- now a commercial from the Heart Fund! The Confederate money angle was used in a number of adaptations by O.Henry and others.- one adopted in to a Superman plot. ( The Overcoat). in that all lead characters male. I didn"rt really like the story- but, well lilke an old song ( It haunted me from the Start!)

Answer 2

It is quite simple. You tell whoever it is you wish to recommend The Necklace to:

"Hey, I think you should read The Necklace. It's a really good story."

Answer 3

I recommend "The Necklace" by Guy de Maupassant for its exploration of themes such as pride, social class, and the consequences of desiring wealth. The story's twist ending challenges the reader to reflect on the true values in life and the repercussions of one's actions. Overall, it is a thought-provoking and engaging narrative that leaves a lasting impact on the reader.

Answer 4

It is and I liked it. There is some historical truth to it too.

Answer 5

The necklace was not real and they had spent a lot of time trying to pay off the replacement necklace

Answer 6

i don'r really know....

Answer 7

Guy de maupassant