In "the necklace," which is a consequence of mathilde's snobbery and stubborn pride?

a.
she falls into poverty.

b.
her husband divorces her.

c.
she is not invited to any more balls.

d.
she is betrayed by madame forestier.

my answer is the spanish won

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