Dialogue Essay: The Woman's Diamond Necklace

“Where else could the necklace be?”, asked Monsieur Loisel.

Undoubtedly, Madame Loisel had discussed with her husband about where they needed to go. Madame was guilty about losing the necklace, and was trying to visualize locations where the necklace could be.

“Let’s try looking around the ministry.” Madame Loisel proclaimed.

Both Madame and Monsieur went to the ministry, where Monsieur noticed a woman with the exact same diamond necklace that Madame Loisel had borrowed from Madame Forestier.

“Excuse me.” Madame Loisel uttered.

Monsieur had just realized the same observation Madame Loisel had made about the woman’s diamond necklace.

“Have you seen a diamond necklace identical to your diamond necklace?” Monsieur

“Maybe we should ask around to see if anyone had noticed you dropping the necklace.” Monsieur said.

Madame and her husband walked towards the police station. She had taken out the diamond from her pocket ready to show the officers if they had seen any diamond necklace. All of a sudden, Madame Forestier had arrived to accompany them.

“Hello, how was the ministry, Madame?” Madame Forestier stated.

“Splendid, I especially adored the diamond necklace you had let me borrow.” Madame Loisel said.

In that moment Madame Loisel had realized what she had said and quickly tried to change the subject. Madame Forestier was shocked to realize that Madame was not wearing the diamond necklace.

Madame Forestier asked “Where is that necklace?”

Madame Loisel had begun to weep. “I am so sorry, it was an accident.” Madame Loisel stated.

“It’s ok, I will definitely try my absolute best to assist you in finding that diamond necklace.” Madame Forestier said.

“Oh, thank you so much.” “How will I ever repay you.” Madame Loisel said.

“Oh, you do not have to, it’s my gift to you.” Madame Forestier said.

Monsieur called out a cab to transport them back to his home. Madame and Monsieur Loisel had gotten in the