The Necklace: A Classic Tale of Vanity and Consequence
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What is the conclusion of The Necklace?
In the end, Madame Loisel discovers the shattering truth about the lost necklace. It was not real diamonds, but mere imitations. Devastated by the revelation and her years of sacrifice, she and her husband toil tirelessly to pay off their immense debt.
What is the moral of The Necklace by Guy de Maupassant?
The Necklace conveys a timeless moral about the dangers of vanity, envy, and the illusion of social status. It emphasizes the futility of pursuing material wealth and the importance of embracing contentment with what one has.
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