Colorado Woods: A Fictional Narrative

Throughout “The Necklace” the couples have opposite character traits which plays an important role in the story. The husband, Loisel was completely fine with the lifestyle they had and was very grateful. Meanwhile his wife was never satisfied, blames herself for not being married into a wealthy family. Prior to the ball she wanted jewelry to compliment the gown, her

Her husband tries and tries until he comes up with a great idea to give her an invitation to a ball. She cheers up a little until she realizes she can’t afford a dress. Her husband asks how much and had given her the money to purchase herself a nice dress. She has the dress but still doesn’t feel pretty nor happy after she put the dress on. She wanted more than just the dress which was jewels but didn’t have any. Someone suggested that she should use flowers, but didn’t find happiness in the flowers. Madame Forestier offer Mathilde to borrow her diamond necklace, which gave her the emptiness that she needed to feel happy. She had a great night and was on her way home when she went to feel for the necklace but found that it was gone. She started to panic and retraced her steps but couldn’t find it anywhere. She and her husband went from jeweler to jeweler to find the exact necklace and to replace it. They worked and worked until they had paid it off and returned it to Madame Forestier. She was a little annoyed since she had got it a few weeks after the ball. Eventually she admitted to what she had done and was surprised with what she was told. She was informed that the necklace was a fake. That it was costume jewelry. In this story the Madame was an outsider towards Mathilde. Mathilde didn’t know who she was and had taken the necklace to wear for the

Jennifer said she was so shocked she was struck, she hoped he wasn't going to beat her up more. Jennifer said she went back to her apartment and put a dresser against the door.

Next, the sleuths called Katie in and started asking her many questions. They started with “Where were you the night of the murder?” Katie looked to the left and then to the right and answered “I was at my friend, Alyssa Lynn Bunches’ house.” The investigators had no reason not to believe her except for the fact that they found out that she lives on the other side of the country. They knew she had to of made up the friend, but they didn’t want her to know they knew the friend was fake. They sent Katie home and brought in her brother in

“Yes, mom, that’s a great idea,” Charmaine’s little sister exclaimed. After a little walking, they had found the house, and knocked in it. Their aunt opened it, and said they could stay with them. After a little bit, Charmaine’s dad came safely, and after a few months, they got a new home away from volcanos.

I made my way downtown, to investigate the scene. Curiosity roamed through my brain on how she disappeared, with her husband by her side. Could she have been kidnapped? Taken by her husband? Perhaps another suspect was involved?

A girl, who looked no older than ten, had her hands pressed up against the window. She had blood covering her from head-to-toe, including her fingers, which creating crimson patterns against the glass. The girl looked terrified, her eyes widened and mouth wide open in shock. She screamed again, which shook Lauren from her stupor.

In her hand was a small charm to hang from her phone. It was a little silver skull with a star hanging from it.

Slamming the door once inside, she heard the muffled sounds of her family throughout the house. She tore off her white trench coat, and threw it in front of the wash. She hoped that she would eventually be able to get that mud off the sleeve from the man touching her. It was quiet for a bit, until her family finally realized mom was home. That gave her a few minutes to scrutinize the object. She took it into the kitchen, where the light was

Later, the police interviewed her parents and they said that bandits had robbed them and lit the barn on fire. Their resources were damaged and the water was lost, so Callie went to the well to fetch more. When she came back, the family ate dinner and then snuggled into bed. Thankfully, that night, the house was

She ran to the middle of whatever was still standing in her house and started to cry. She got on her knees and thought that everything that was once hers was gone in an instant. She cried and cried, until she found no more use. Then, once her eyes started to clear up, she spotted something.

She then went to jewelry where she selected more merchandise and placed it into her purse.

her own Mother in a nursing home so that they wouldn’t have to worry about her. She did

with Elizabeth back to their apartment where she was able to eat some food and

She said nothing and walked into her house. A few minutes later, she went into the forest near her house listening to music with her earbuds. Even with earbuds and the music on full volume, she