Peter And Anne Frank's Relationship

Compare and contrast Anne’s relationship with her mother to that with her father. Anne and her father are very, very close and she told him everything. She wasn’t as close to her mother as she was with Pim. Anne’s mother treated her like a child. Anne didn’t like being treated that way and Anne was horrible towards her mom. Father was super kind, really nice, listened to Anneke and she did whatever she was told by him. Mother on the other hand was kind, but treated Anneke like a baby and she wasn’t happy with that. Anne wished that her mother would stop treating her like a child and treat her like an adult.

Compare and contrast the relationship between Anne and Peter at the beginning of the play and later on in the play. Anne and Peter
Anne acted like a child in the early scenes. She did everything she could to irritate and disturb the adults. Anne was only thirteen when they had to go into hiding, so she didn’t really know what to expect when it all happened. She had a tough time getting used to being in hiding and get used to not being able to move around at all really during the day. Anne also talked back towards the adult’s many different times. Anne didn’t like the grown people bossing her around and telling her what to do so she didn’t listen to them but she did argue with
Dussel tells them what has been going on outside? When Mr. Dussel told the others what was happening the were worried sick. Was everybody okay? No, nobody was okay. They suffered terribly. Nazis weren’t nice at all, they did everything in their power to get rid of the Jews. So many people died and not very many survived. Mr. Frank was very lucky to have survived. They had no clue how bad it was. Was it really that bad? Yes it was, they were murdering Jews in mass amounts each and everyday. If they were to get caught they would most likely be sent to a concentration camp and be separated from each other. Men would go to one camp and Women would go to