Their day’s started at 6:45 am knowing they would need to stay quiet by 8:30/9:00 with the workers downstairs in the warehouse. They were free to move around while everyone was at for lunch. During the afternoons they spent most of their time reading and resting.
How does Anne Frank cope with her depression?
Anne Frank helped cope with her depression by writing in her diary. This diary was published by a family member after her death in a concentration camp in WWII. Other habitants of the annex tended to quarrel often, so she tried to lighten the mood and make peace.
What impact are the months of hiding starting to have on Anne and the others?
In lines 688-722, what impact are the months of hiding starting to have on Anne and the others? Peter and Anne aren’t getting along very well. They’re all getting tired of each other. The Van Daans are very annoying and obnoxious.
What does Anne start to realize about her relationship with her mother?
Anne feels that her mother treats her like a baby, and this irritates Anne immensely. Having to live in the close quarters of the secret annex does not improve the situation, and Anne feels that her father is more sympathetic to her.
What does Anne think of Peter’s laziness?
Anne does not think very highly of young Peter Van Daan, who strikes her as being lazy, a hypochondriac, and boring. She is also shocked by the noisy quarrels between Mr. and Mrs. Mrs.
What happens between them as the bell chimes 9 00 pm and Anne is leaving Peter’s room?
Peter has grown to like Anne as a friend and as a partner. What happens between them as the bell chimes 9:00 p.m. and Anne is leaving Peter’s room? He was caught taking half a loaf of bread from the food safe. He was caught by Mrs.
What does Peter think of Anne at first?
Peter starts to think of Anne like a sister, but Anne doesn’t feel the same way. Peter is shy and hard to get to know, so it appears they have nothing in common.
What did Peter from Anne Frank look like?
He had dark hair, brown eyes, a slightly pointed nose. Anne was ‘crazy about his smile’, which gave him a mischievous air. At one point he gave her a pendant as a keepsake. This was the boy she hoped to marry.
Why does Peter get annoyed with Anne?
Terms in this set (15) Compare and contrast the relationship between Anne and Peter at the end of the play and later on in the play. In the beginning of the play Anne and Peter disliked each other because Peter thought she was annoying. Later on in the play Anne and Peter got along and they started falling in love.
What did Peter tell Anne he admired about her?
What does Peter say is the reason why he admires Anne? She has a sister to talk to. She has a good relationship with her father. She likes cake.
Does Anne Kiss Peter?
Kissing in the attic Peter and Anne fell in love. They cuddled and kissed in Peter’s room and in the attic. But after a while Anne realised that Peter would never become the friend she had hoped for.
Why is Peter so angry with Mr Dussel?
Peter is angry at Dussel because he says that someone ate his cat Moushi. Most of the altercations between Peter and Dussel are about Peter’s cat. Peter brought the cat into hiding with him, and he loved it very much. From the minute Dussel first found out about the cat, he was upset.
Why did Anne think most people found her insufferable?
Anne thought most people found her insufferable because they... were not acquainted with the better side of her personality. A spilled vase soaking her family trees, writing books, and textbooks. What did Peter and Anne decide that they had in common?
Why does Mr Van Daan say he wants to get rid of Peter’s cat?
Van Daan got Miep or Mr. Kraler to get rid of Mouschi because he thought the cat was eating too much of their food. Despite the fact that the cat means everything to Peter, he gets rid of the cat because he thinks it is eating his food.
Why does Mr Frank say she puts me to shame?
When Mr. Frank says “she puts me to shame” he is referring to being ashamed that he doesn’t believe all people are basically good like Anne does. being ashamed of the type of father he was. being ashamed of not being able to protect his family.
What do Anne and Peter want to do for a living when they are grown up?
What do Anne and Peter each say that they want to be when they grow up in Act 2 Scene 2? Anne wants to be a journalist because she loves to write. Peter said he wants to be a farmer, or something that doesn’t take a lot of thinking.
What puts Mr Frank to shame at the end of the play from the diary of Anne Frank?
When he discovers Anne’s diary, he peruses it, noticing her line, “In spite of everything, I still believe that people are really good at heart.” Moved by her line of gratuitous charity toward mankind and the tragic end of a heart so generous in its love, Anne’s father utters the final words of the play, “She puts me ...
