Ubiquity In The Diary Of Anne Frank

Although family members love each other dearly each member has a trait that is special to them. The Diary of Anne Frank authored by Anne Frank, a memoir, depicts Anne’s family members with one special trait that is special to them. To lead off, Edith is biased on who is her favorite child. Furthermore, Otto is generous to the kids. In conclusion, Margot is sensible. Foremost, Edith is biased on her choices on who is her favorite child. For example, when Anne is rummaging through one of Margot’s books when Margot is gone, she is not there and Margot comes back with Edith forcing Anne to give the book back making Anne understand, “It’s obvious that Mummy would stick up for Margot; she and Margot always do back each other up” (44). Edith is biased because she always takes Margot’s side no matter what. Also, Edith will never love Anne as much as she loves Margot and as much pride as she takes in her elder child. Therefore, Edith is biased because she always picks Margot over Anne no matter what the situation is.
For instance, when Otto is at the dinner table, he is always the last to start eating because he makes sure everyone is served first and Anne declares, “He looks first to see if everyone else has something. He needs nothing himself, for the best things are for the children” (101). Otto is generous to the kids because he makes sure everyone has some food on their plates before he helps himself. Also, his philosophy states that the best parts are for the kids and the kids only because they need to survive and be healthy. Moreover, Hence, Otto is generous to the kids because he serves himself after the best parts have been tucked away onto the children’s