While in hiding, there was a period where Anne spent a portion of her days feeling rather sad and bored. She spent a lot of her time sleeping and writing about the things she missed. Almost a year later not only did Anne mature but she also seemed overall much more joyous. "Then I think about "the good" of going into hiding, of my health, and with my whole being of the "dearness" of Peter, of that which is still embryonic and impressionable. I don't think then of all the misery, but of the beauty that still remains." (Page #170-171) What things do you think contributed to improving Annes happiness? Do you think that it is just a passing phase or do you think that it will
