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(1850-1893)
Guy de Maupassant was a french writer, best known by his short-stories.
He was influenced by Gustave Flaubert, Émile Zola and Henry James.
Source: https://www.britannica.com/biography/Guy-de-Maupassant

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It is crucial how the writer uses language to create effects like suspense. Suspense means provoking excitement in the reader's mind, having him anxious about something that is going to happen. However, suspense differs from mystery, because the latter centrates in something rather obscure; for example the absence of an explanation to what happened with Mathilde's necklace.

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Suspense is created throughout the story, starting with the description of a girl whose name is not mentioned immediately, Mathilde, and her disappointment with her own life.
Later in the story, suspense is enhanced when Mathilde realizes that she lost the necklace she had borrowed from her friend and we, as readers, don't know how this situation is going to be solved.

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Rosero 2 (Tema Dramático de la Rosa de Guadalupe)

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Rosero 2 (Tema Dramático de la Rosa de Guadalupe)

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In this story we have a third person intruder narrator. We can affirm this because he is aware of what the characters are thinking and is able to expose their talks, experiences and feelings without being part of them. It tells us the experiences and how the emotions of the characters change; from the joy of attending to a dance and the pleasure that causes them, to having to go into debt, for the loss of the necklace in this case. Therefore, we might also call this narrator "omniscient".

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In conclusion, we can recognize the talent of Guy de Maupassant, and how suspense and doubts are created during the story. Not only the vocabulary but also the way of expressing, gives the reader a worthwhile experience. The narrator does not influence in our view, in how we think about the characters, and as a group, we consider that is what you can enjoy the most.