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Plot: Below are the events of “The  Necklace”, but not in order. Put th em in order by placing a number nex t to each event that represents the  order in which it happened in the  story. The first one has been done  for you.   After buying a dress, Mathilde is  still upset because she has no expe nsive jewelry to wear to the party.  She borrows a diamond necklace fro m her wealthy friend.  Mathilde get s home from the party and discovers  the necklace is missing. (__1_) Pretty and charming Mathilde Loisel  cries incessantly because was born  middle-class and feels she was mea nt for a life that the wealthy live .  Monsier Loisel gives Mathilde th e money to buy herself a dress for  the ball.  Ten years later, Mathild e meets Mme. Forestier while taking  a walk. Mme. Forestier tells Mathi lde the original necklace was made  out of paste.  Mathilde’s husband s earches for the missing necklace, b ut never finds it, so they borrow t he money needed to buy a necklace e xactly like the one that was lost.   Mathilde and her husband live like  paupers and work hard for ten year s to repay the debt they created af ter buying a new necklace to give b ack to Mme. Forestier.  Mathilde’s  husband brings home an invitation t o a fancy party hoping to cheer his  wife up, but the invitation makes  her more upset because she has noth ing to wear.  Mathilde “returns” th e necklace to 
Mme. (Madam) Forestier. 
Now that the events are in order, c omplete your plot structure diagram . Place the letters of the conflict s 
below in the correct boxes. Some co nflicts may go in more than one box . 
a. Mathilde cries incessantly, feel ing she was meant to be rich and no t middle-class.
 b. Mathilde envies her wealthy fri end, Mme. Forestier. 
c. Mathilde loses the necklace borr owed from her friend, Mme. Forestie r
d. Mathilde’s prospects for improvi ng her status in French society are  small. internal external person vs . self person vs. person person vs.  nature person vs. society

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