Identify A passage in the beginning of the story that shows how the author user narration to develop mathilde loisel's character. Explain how the details provided to this narration make her character believable
Mathilde Loisel is a beautiful woman who yearns for a life of luxery and wealth. When she is invited to a fancy party, she borrows a necklace from her wealthy friend Madame Forestier because she refuses to go to the party without expensive jewels and a beautiful gown. After a night of happiness, during which she immerses herself in the life of glamour that she believes she deserves, she spends the next ten years paying for her fleeting happiness as a result of losing the borrowed necklace.
