The short story "The Necklace" by Guy de Maupassant follows Mathilde Loisel, who lives in a small flat in Paris with her husband who works as a clerk. When Mathilde is invited to a ball, she borrows a diamond necklace from her wealthy friend Madame Forestier to wear, but loses the necklace. For the next 10 years, Mathilde and her husband work to replace the lost necklace to repay Madame Forestier, not knowing the original was a fake.

1. THE DIAMOND NECKLACE
By: Guy de Mapupassant
Second Group:
1.Ketut Periani
2.Gede Yudis Astika
3.I Putu EdyCandra Wiadnyana
4.Putu Devi Cahyaningsih

2. THE SUMMARY
The short story "The Necklace" by Guy De Maupassant takes place in
France several hundred years ago. Mathilde Loisel lives in a flat with
her husband, who works as a clerk for the Minister of Public Intruction.1
One day her husband brings home an invitation to a ball, but she has
nothing suitable to wear2
She could borrow something from her friend Madame Forestier.3
Mathilde realizes that the necklace is lossing.4

3. THE SUMMARY
The next ten years Mathilde's life changes dramatically.5
Finally, she decides to tell her the truth about the necklace.
6

4. Mathilde Loisel
-Monsieur’s wife
-The protagonist of the story
-She is pretty and charmig young women
-She only cares about her appearance
Monsieur Loisel
-Mathilde’s husband
-He gave up is hunting moneynfor Mathilde to make her happy
Madame Forestier
-Mathilde’s wealthy friend
-She is kind person
THE
CHARACTERS

5. PLOT OVERVIEW
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Mathilde Loisel is "preety and charming
" but feels she has been born into a fa
mily of unfavorable economic status, s
he has a husband named Monsieur Loi
sels.
Orientation
Monsieur Loisel and Mathilde Loisel fin
d out jobs for pay the debt.
Climaks
Mathilde Loisel feel sad, because she l
ose the necklace belonging to Madame
Foresteir.
Conflict
At the end the story, Madame
Foresteir slasps her hands an
d tells Mathilde the original ne
cklace was just costume jewe
lerly and not worth anything.
Falling Action

6. POINT OF VIEW
OMNICIENT’S THIRD POINT OF VIEW
SHE IS JUST “ONE OF THOSE
GIRLS”

7. THE SETTING OF THE STORY
Though
Mathilde dream’s to become r
ich
Place
Magical and glamorous city o
f light Paris, but poor and dull
apartment

8. WRITING STYLE
He tell the
story very
short and
clearly
understand
ECONOMICS
The story is
not convoluted
and to the
point
EFFORTLESS

9. MORAL VALUE
Honesty is miracle in life, if Mathilde talk and hon
est about what happen with her frien in the begin
ning, she will know that the necklace was not ma
de by real diamonds and she will not wasted ten
years paying for a replacement

10. Thank you
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