Question

why do you think mr. loisel was a loving Husband?
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Answer 1

Explanation:

Monsieur Loisel is a loving, if not subservient, husband. He wants to do what his wife wants, or anything to make her happy. He sacrifices his comfort for hers. When she asks for money for a dress to go to the ball, he acquiesces and gives her the money he has set aside for himself.

Answer 2

Explanation:

Monsieur Loisel is not described as vividly as his wife Mathilde. In fact, he is not even given a name! Most of the characterization of him is indirect. You can describe him as loving, frustrated, satisfied, clueless, and honest.

Monsieur Loisel is a loving, if not subservient, husband. He wants to do what his wife wants, or anything to make her happy. He sacrifices his comfort for hers.When she asks for money for a dress to go to the ball, he acquiesces and gives her the money he has set aside for himself.

Mathilde’s husband is also frustrated though. He knows he cannot give her everything she wants. This bothers him. Yet he also gets irritated when she is constantly asking for more.Although this seems mean, it must not have been mean in the way he said it. She does not get upset. Instead, she is thrilled. She “uttered a cry of joy” and took the suggestion.

Monsieur Loisel is satisfied. Although he is only a clerk, he does not seem to mind his life. He suggests that Mathilde put flowers in her hair instead of wearing jewels, because it is fashionable. He does not understand why she does not want to go to the ball. He is satisfied with his life, and is not sure why she is not.

Mathilde’s husband does not seem to understand how unhappy she is. He is fine with his life.

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