Comparing the Grandmother in The Necklace and A Good Man is Hard to Fin

The Grandmother in The Necklace and A Good Man is Hard to Find   The primary characters Mrs. Loisel in The Necklace and the grandma in A Good Man is Hard to Find are fundamentally the same as on the grounds that both these characters would not admit to a slip-up that they had made. The two of them had a similar inspiration preceding the mix-up and they additionally had a similar explanation with regards to why they needed to stay silent about it. Despite the fact that Mrs. Lisle's and the grandma's punishments were unique, it is still reasonable for analyze the two in light of the fact that in any case, in any condition, both their lives were demolished. Mrs. Loisel and the grandma are fundamentally the same as because of the way that the two of them had a similar inspiration before their mishap. It was an egotistical inspiration that cost them their lives. Mrs. Loisel's character was narrow minded in The Necklace on the grounds that as opposed to wearing blossoms like her better half proposed, she decided to get her companion's adornments. You can wear some normal blossoms. At this season they look chic. For ten francs you can have a few sublime roses. 'No, she answered, there is nothing more embarrassing than to have a pitiful air amidst rich ladies.' (67) This is really a demonstration of narrow-mindedness on Mrs. Loisel's part. On the off chance that she wouldn't have been so haughty, she could have quite recently worn the blossoms to the gathering and it would have spared her a great deal of difficulty. The grandma's character in A Good Man is Hard to Find is likewise narrow minded in her inspirations. She believed she needed to deceive her child, little girl in-law and her grandkids with the end goal for her to have the option to see that decent house once more. 'There was a mystery board in this house' she said cunningly, not coming clean yet wishing that she were, 'and the story went that all the family sil... ... similar in light of the fact that like I represented previously, they were both narrow minded individuals. With everything taken into account, these two characters were fundamentally the same as. The two of them had the equivalent egotistical inspirations. The two of them needed something, and they couldn't have cared less what they did to get it. They additionally had similar explanations behind staying quiet calm, they feared shame. What's more, at long last the two of them demolished their lives. Mrs. Loisel must be a persevering lady for a long time, which truly negatively affected her. The grandma was murdered, just as the remainder of her family. On the off chance that Mrs. Loisel and the grandma would have come clean from the beginning none of this would have occurred. However, presently, much the same as most everybody throughout everyday life, they had to pay dearly for accomplishing something incorrectly. Despite the fact that they didn't merit the discipline they got, I get it was all in the karma of the draw.