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Ever since he was a child, M. Caillard had only had one idea in his head —to wear the ribbon of an order. When he was still quite a small boy 去书内
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    What strikes me most about the story is the irony that pervades it. Mathilde's life of hardship, which she endures in order to replace the lost necklace, ironically makes her more beautiful and dignified than she was in her youth. It's a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the transformative power of hardship. The narrative also raises questions about the nature of happiness and fulfillment. Mathilde's initial envy and dissatisfaction with her life are replaced with a sense of purpose and contentment after the loss of the necklace. It suggests that happiness may not be found in material wealth, but in the values and experiences that shape our character.

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