“The Necklace” Vocab. Rueful (adj)- feeling or showing that you wish you had not done something Disheveled (adj)- someone's appearance or their clothes.

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“The Necklace” Vocab. Rueful (adj)- feeling or showing that you wish you had not done something Disheveled (adj)- someone's appearance or their clothes look very untidy

Aghast (adj)- feeling or looking shocked by something you have seen or just found out Adulation (n)-praise and admiration for someone that is more than they really deserve

Pauper (n)- someone who is very poor Chic (adj)- very fashionable and expensive, and showing good judgement of what is attractive and good style

Dowry (n)- property and money that a woman gives to her husband when they marry in some societies Usurer (n)- someone who lends money to people and makes them pay

Vexation (n)- when you feel worried or annoyed by something

Literary Terms Characterization: the process by which the writer reveals the personality of a character Direct characterization: tells the audience what the personality of the character is. Indirect characterization: shows things that reveal the personality of a character.