This is for t4l.i ned halp In the short story "The Necklace", what does Monsieur Loisel's reaction to the loss of the necklace say about him?

A. He's unmotivated and didn't do all that he could to find the necklace.

B. He's a determined man who didn't give up trying to find the necklace.

C. He's a procrastinator and asked his wife to try and stall Madame Forestier.

D. He's a fearful man who blamed his wife for her carelessness.

B

Explanation:

From the very beginning of the story, Monsieur Loisel wanted everything for his wife. Happiness, and nothing more. So, he practically did everything he could just for her. So, when he got her into the ball, got her the dress, made her the beautiful women, with a beautiful smile, of course he knew he needed a necklace. So when the necklace was lost, he was sad, and he was shocked, but he was determines, because he wanted everything to go just right, for his wife. Because, the story was pushing her to become happy.

I hope this helped!

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