In the necklace, what can the reader infer from the following lines about madame loisel? the night of the ball arrived. madame loisel was a great success. she was prettier than any other woman present, elegant, graceful, smiling and wild with joy. all the men looked at her, asked her name, sought to be introduced. all the attaches of the cabinet wished to waltz with her. she was remarked by the minister himself. question 3 options: a) she wanted to use the ball to launch a modeling career. b) the waltz is her favorite dance. c) she enjoys the admiration she receives. d) the ball was an excuse to find a better husband.

Option C.

In the text, she was pretty envious of rich wealthy people which is why she went to her rich friend to borrow some jewelry and clothing (I'm not sure if she did) for the ball. She also dreamed to be beautiful and admired, her being prettier than every other women fufilled her wish as she had many compliments for her looks.

- Its been a while since I last read this passage, so my answer may not be as accurate. please keep that in mind

c)  She enjoys the admiration she receives.

Explanation:

In the lines from "The Necklace," the author portrays Madame Loisel as somebody who longs to be wealthy, attend luxurious parties and wear expensive clothes and jewellery. As a consequence, she absolutely enjoys the ball and being the center of attention and recognition.

i would believe it would be b., the author wants to draw the reader deeper into the experience