At the beginning of the necklace what is mathilde like

At the beginning of "The Necklace," Mathilde is a spoiled and arrogant woman. She believes she deserves better than the life she has, and she dreams of being rich and accepted in high society. She is also ungrateful for the things she has. This leads her to borrow the diamond necklace, an action that will bring her a lot of suffering.

D - the historians' perspective. The inscription on the stone reflects the perspective of the sculptor in his interpretation of Ramses originally when the stone was carved. However, the poem is told from someone in a "future" time after the sands of time have ruined the sculpture.  -credits to some answer website-