Madame Loisel changes from the beginning to the end of the story with the way she sees everything. The story has implied that she has changed for the better because in paragraph 93 and 94, it states how Mathilde realized what it meant to do labor. This shows how Mathilde changed from someone who whined and imagined about the luxuries and riches, to someone that worked and understood the life of the needy. This also shows how work Mathilde and her husband suffered to pay off the 18,000 debt they borrowed. In addition, Mathilde looked and dressed up differently when she still had money. According to paragraph 99, it states that Madame Loisel looked old, had frowsy hair, skirts askew, red hands, and talked loudly. This shows the toll of the ten