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    suggestive devices. The elements of stylistic approach such as the lexical features, the poetic point of view and the construction of characters are used to scrutinize the content of a literary work. The utilization of these elements is reflected in The Necklace by Guy de Maupassant. Generally, the vocabulary used in the excerpt above is mostly complex vocabulary as there is an attachment of suffix to the root word such as, “poorness”, “hopeless”, “delightedly”, “endlessly” and many more.…

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    you ever wondered what would you do if you lost your friend’s “diamond” necklace (which turned out to be fake)? “The Necklace” is a short story written by Guy de Maupassant. Henri Rene Albert Guy de Maupassant was born on August 5, 1850, at the Chateau de Miromesnil, France, he was a French writer whose literary work is very well known. Maupassant’s literary career started in the 1880s, just after he published “The Necklace”. Despite he was a very well known writer, Maupassant never married,…

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    speaking about in my essay is my crucifix necklace. Coming from a Roman Catholic family, wearing my crucifix necklace has a strong meaning to me. To me, its symbolizes that I am a follower of Jesus and that he is always here with me spiritually. My necklace was given as a gift to me on my confirmation day from my sponsor. My sponsor is the closest person I have to a sister so I was honored to receive this gift from her . Wearing my necklace has helped me through many situations,…

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    It is commonly represented with outstretched wings such as the figure above. One of the most popular charms was the scarab beetle. This specific one was made into a Faience necklace. The subject of life after death has been a popular concept and they wanted to make sure they would have a safe passing and a safe stay in the afterlife. Egyptian amulets played a large role in their faith for the gods of the earth, sky, wind, and sun. Along with their beliefs the people of Egypt began creating their…

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    Tiffany Macio Professor Ronson English 1 28 September 2016 Section 1: Introduction In Guy De Maupassant’s short story “The Necklace”, Mathilde suffers emotionally and physically because of her decisions concerning the necklace. In “The Necklace” Mathilde was a beautiful and “charming” woman (Maupassant 163). One day Mathilde and her husband got invited to a ball, but she owned nothing elegant enough to attend it. Her husband offers her funds to purchase a gown, Mathilde was still unhappy,…

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    The Necklace vs. Cinderella The Necklace and Cinderella are both timeless stories written by renowned French authors, Guy Maupassant and Charles Perrault respectively, which follow a woman struck by poverty who eventually comes in crossroads with a life changing incident. Through the use of Marxist criticism and characterization, both authors touch upon the theme of low and high social class. The story of Cinderella falls perfectly in line with Marx’s idea. Throughout Cinderella, there is much…

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    Emmy was the one who stole the necklace because Emmy has access to everything and could personally use the extra money. To begin with, the window was broken from the inside of Mrs. Blivens hotel room. If Honore were to commit the crime, the shards of glass from the broken window would be in the inside of the room. Emmy knew that if the window was broken and the door was ajar that Schmidt would look guilty instead of herself. The housemaid also has access to all the rooms and could easily get…

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    your precious gold necklace or bracelet. Unfortunately, this frequently happens to many people simply because the gold is so delicate and precious. Pulling or yanking too hard on it in a rushed attempt to remove it, getting it snagged on something or accidentally snapping it while trying to untangle it can easily break the chain. Jewelry repair service is expensive and can sometimes cost as much as the gold necklace or bracelet did itself. So most times, your broken gold necklace or bracelet…

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    decided to bring my homework there to do, so I wouldn’t have to go into the water. Plus, I wanted to show off a necklace that I recently got from my family. It is a beautiful necklace made of a silver and on it hung a white dazzling pearl that was passed down from generation to generation in my family. Once we got to the lake, everybody changed while I stood near the unsteady…

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    Any object has value, but that value is determined by the beholder. “The Necklace” by Guy de Maupassant, is a short story about a woman, Mathilde Loisel, who wants more than she has, and because of this she ends up in a state which was worse than beforehand. “Everyday Use” by Alice Walker, is about a woman, Dee, who visits her family and tries to take a quilt that would look good hanging in her home, but the quilt has sentimental value to her younger sibling, Maggie, and her mother, Mama. Both…

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