Anne Frank Response

Anne Frank was a very fun poem/play to read and I think all of us enjoyed it. Filled with suspicion and comedy, romance and seriousness it was sure to keep everyone interested. Most people thoroughly enjoyed the story whether they were just narrators or characters. It kept everyone on the edge of their seat with the apprehension, waiting to find out what happened next. The main character of this fabulous story was the oh-so fabulous Anne. She is bubbly and fun and never skips a beat. She always stays happy and is never pessimistic. In fact, she is just the opposite of Mr. Dussel. He always complains and is always certain the Germans are knocking on their door. He is constantly pessimistic and stubborn as well. In example on page 390 Mr. Dussel refuses to let things go and says, “Yes, Yes, Everybody gets exactly the same… Except for Mr. Van Daan.” He only tries to get people mad and acts like he owns the place even though he was only supposed to be their for a little while. As for Anne, although she is stubborn and makes people mad every once
The group of eight was captured and taken away from their small home in the wairhouse of a small company. The group's identity were found and they were identified as the Van Pels and their son Peter Van Pels. The others were the Franks, and their Daughters Margot and Anne. Along with a man named Mr. Dussel. Some of our reporters went inside the house and discovered a ingenious living design. They had separated the rooms with curtains and schedules were set up. There were reminders of a cat living in one of the rooms. We suspect this was to keep the mice away. They also had a small kitchen and a small living space. With clean halls and W.C. This was truly a remarkable find. One of the rooms we uncovered was Anne's room. She had pictures of movie stars and other glamourous pictures all over her room. It is a true sign of what people will go through for their