1.Compare and contrast Anne’s relationship with her mother to that with her father. (Double Bubble Map) Started Monday, January 9th Comparing and contrasting Anne’s relationship with her mother to that of her father. First lets contrast the two relationships, starting with Anne’s relationship with her mother. Anne and her mother just simply don’t get along with her mother just trying to show her that you need to be more polite and kind to other people. when Anne is the opposite and never listens to her mother nor hardly shows her any love till they get sent off to a concentration camp. Also Anne’s mother due to this bad relationship is also way harder on Anne then her father, which leads into relationship Anne has with her father. Anne’s
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The main way Anne managed to get on other’s nerves. Is just simply by talking, talking was the main thing that always got on other people's nerves. I mean it wasn’t like she was just making jokes that got on their nerves, it was her constant babbling on about absolute nonsense. That very much made people get on their nerves, but there's more she also did pranks on people,imitations of people. That made them even more made at her. Even her own Father got heavy annoyed sometimes from her. It also hurt her relationship with Peter in the beginning of the play.
4.Compare Anne and Margot. Do their differences ever cause problems?
Anne and Margot, apples and oranges that's how different they are. Anne and Margot’s main difference is how they treat their mother with Anne as mentioned above doesn’t treat her nicely and has yelled at her many times in the beginning of the play. While Margot has yelled at Anne for yelling at their mother. Also Anne’s parents seem to favorite Margot. Which Anne brings up every time she gets in a arguement with her mother or father, or even the Van Daans. Then we have the way they treat other people, while Anne doesn’t take any of trash talk that other people give her, Margot just takes it and apologizes to everyone even when she did nothing wrong. This also causes a problem where Anne said once, why do you just take the blame, and not defend yourself. Which …show more content…
And with Anne being Anne she doesn’t like to change, which as we all know is normal old Anne acting like normal old Anne. Anne doesn’t honestly know how to describe it the problem to her it's all just a big “phase” she’s going through and she hopes she does change. I think the problem in between Anne and her mother, can be improved by Anne’s mother taking the first step in improving, like by being a little less strict on Anne. Plus she would mainly have to show Anne that she truly does love her and cares about her, even though we know that Anne’s mother loves Anne. but this would only work if Anne tried to bridge the gap between her and her
The main way Anne managed to get on other’s nerves. Is just simply by talking, talking was the main thing that always got on other people's nerves. I mean it wasn’t like she was just making jokes that got on their nerves, it was her constant babbling on about absolute nonsense. That very much made people get on their nerves, but there's more she also did pranks on people,imitations of people. That made them even more made at her. Even her own Father got heavy annoyed sometimes from her. It also hurt her relationship with Peter in the beginning of the play.
4.Compare Anne and Margot. Do their differences ever cause problems?
Anne and Margot, apples and oranges that's how different they are. Anne and Margot’s main difference is how they treat their mother with Anne as mentioned above doesn’t treat her nicely and has yelled at her many times in the beginning of the play. While Margot has yelled at Anne for yelling at their mother. Also Anne’s parents seem to favorite Margot. Which Anne brings up every time she gets in a arguement with her mother or father, or even the Van Daans. Then we have the way they treat other people, while Anne doesn’t take any of trash talk that other people give her, Margot just takes it and apologizes to everyone even when she did nothing wrong. This also causes a problem where Anne said once, why do you just take the blame, and not defend yourself. Which …show more content…
And with Anne being Anne she doesn’t like to change, which as we all know is normal old Anne acting like normal old Anne. Anne doesn’t honestly know how to describe it the problem to her it's all just a big “phase” she’s going through and she hopes she does change. I think the problem in between Anne and her mother, can be improved by Anne’s mother taking the first step in improving, like by being a little less strict on Anne. Plus she would mainly have to show Anne that she truly does love her and cares about her, even though we know that Anne’s mother loves Anne. but this would only work if Anne tried to bridge the gap between her and her