In "The Necklace," why does Mathilde rush out of the palace?
A. She does not want people to notice her shabby coat.
B. She wants to go home and forget about the dance.
C. She is insulted by the rich people there.
D. She is trying to find a cab.

Question

In "The Necklace," why does Mathilde rush out of the palace? 
	A.	She does not want people to notice her shabby coat.
	B.	She wants to go home and forget about the dance.
	C.	She is insulted by the rich people there. 
	D.	She is trying to find a cab.

rowbe98 · Answer

A. She doesn't want to be seen in her coat because she is vain and is worried what others will think.