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The opening tho this story engages you as

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Lili, Emily S, Emily D, Joe and Max.
Throughout the novel Madame Loisel is constantly wanting to have what she can't get. She is obsessed with her complexion and what others think about her that she is unable to see her constantly letting down her husband. This is because she tends to put herself above her husband.

Due to these traits she cannot possibly go to the ball. She believes this as she doesn't have all the luxurys that the others do. So she borrowers a necklace off of her rich, upperclass friend.

However later on she loses it and ruins her whole life trying to make up for the loss of the expensive necklace.

In the end it is found out that it was a fake all a long.

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What kind of conflicts are presented in the text.

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What kind of conflicts are presented in the text.

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In the text there were many conflicts . Firstly Mathilda want to become rich and wealthy and be seen that way although in reality she is low middle class. Then she has to persuade her husband to spend his savings on a ball gown for her . Lastly she has to buy a new necklace and pay back debt for the next 10 years and to eventually find out it was a fake .

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What types of conflicted are presented in the text

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What types of conflicted are presented in the text

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This is by Emily s, Lili, Emily D, Joe and max.
There is conflicted between her friends and her because all her friends are rich as she knew them when she was younger and when she was rich this contradicts her life style.

There is conflicted between her and her husband as her husband is ok with sir lifestyle as he hasn't known any different p, however, she dreams of riches and expensive  and how she used to be rich.

There is conflict between how they wish to spend their money. As she wants money to portray herself as rich and glamorous however he wishes to spend it on activities with his friends.

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Discuss the ending.what did you discuss ? 

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Discuss the ending.what did you discuss ? 

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The discussion between our group helped to represent that we shared similar views. We all agreed that the ending was a little anticlimactic. This was because lots of suspense was created throughout the story which then led to our dismay as we sympathised for Madame Loisel.

However we thought that the ending was quite sad as the Madame Loisel has spent her whole life trying to get back this jewellery despite the fact the fact she was given a fake.

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Discuss the ending. What did you discuss?

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We discussed that the ending was fairly anti-climatic. It should have been more of an important event and should have meant more. There could have been athother scene where Madame louisele should have been invited into the foristiers family and been taken in. They could have rebuilded the louisele's lives. It was fairly ironic because they spent their lives paying for a necklace that ended up being fake.

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We discussed that the ending gives us a mood of sadness and relief, because of how we learn that Mathilde has finally gathered enough money to pay for another necklace in order to replace the fake one. But, as we discover in the end, Madame Forestier reveals that the necklace was in fact a fake, and only had a value of 500 franks, so we feel sadness as Mathilde has worked incredibly hard in order to repay her debts, thus having a miserable 10 years. This means that, unfortunately, all of Mathilde's work and struggle was in vain. -giles

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For me it engages me by describing the girl as 'pretty and charming girls'. Also it is interesting that the writer doesn't tell us who the girl is which engages us to find out who she is.

DISCUSS THE ENDING
In the end there is conflict between Mme Loisel and Mme Forestier. The ending was not what we expected as the diamond necklace was fake and it took her ten years to pay for a real diamond necklace and that she had a horrible ten years trying to pay for the neckalace. In my opinion we should feel sorry for her because Madame Forestier didn't tell Mathilde that it was fake.

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beginningThe opening engages you by describing the the girl but not saying who she is this makes the reader want to read on and find out. Also the junxtaposition between what the girl acts like and is capable of and her situation and station in life makes the reader sympathise with her and want to find out what will happen to her.

DISCUSS THE ENDING

The ending was shocking as through out the peice you see the hardships the Loisels went through because of one careless mistake, when she lost the necklace, and then a bombshell is dropped on the reader, ' it was fake' the ending also makes the reader feel extremely bad for Mme louisle as her whole life was wasted trying to free herself from a thirty-six thousand franc debt when it was only five hundred.

WHO IS THE PROTAGONIST, WHAT DO WE LEARN ABOUT THEM IN THE BEGINING

Madam Louisle (or mathilde) is the protagonist. In the beginning we learn that she was born to a working / middle class family despite the fact that she would have been better suited to an upper class family due to her prettiness and charm. She had ' no way of becoming well-known' nor respectable.

WHAT TYPES OF CONFLICT ARE IN THE TEXT

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Who is the protagonist? What do we learn about them in the beginning? 

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Who is the protagonist? What do we learn about them in the beginning? 

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Discuss the ending. What did you discuss? 

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Discuss the ending. What did you discuss? 

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What types of conflict are presented in the text? 

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What types of conflict are presented in the text? 