Anne Frank Quarrels

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How did she do it? How did she cope with living in a small house that has all eight of them in that small house? The Franks, the vanndans, and Jan Dussell. If you ask me having quarrels with other people you hardly know is normal especially living in a 75 square feet house. The quarrels Anne Frank has is normal because she has to deal with Mummy not understanding her, Ms.Vanndan judgement on her, and figuring out whether Peter has feelings for her. Mummy didn’t understand Anne the way pim did or Anne assumed he did. Anne always felt as if Margot was the perfect child. Margot was a “clone” of mummy and always did what she was told. Mummy would always defend defend Margot. If Margot had any negative comments getting said towards her, Mummy would speak up and comment back. Where is, if Anne was being judged negatively by Ms.Vanndan Mummy wouldn’t say word having Anne to speak for herself and Pim occasionally. Everyone will not always understand you, therefore we have arguments or quarrels to get our point across. Ms.Vanndans’ Judgement never once seemed to be positive in a critique way. It was always negative and never helpful. Ms.Vanndan always flirted with Pim, which Anne never thought was appropriate. Anne spoke of how she felt towards the issue, but …show more content…
Eight people in one house will always have disagreements but you have to work them out as you go. Take it from me it's 6 people in my house and i'm the only girl. Life is tough, but there’s always a way to get through it. Quarrles are normal but you have to solve them on your own and with the other person. That will not be easy, take my advice. I have six people in my home and Anne has Eight. We are almost alike. We have our differences, i have six people you have eight. I have all boys you have girls and boys. We have one thing in common

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