From the last chapters throughout the book, Anne has been awfully disrespectful and rude to her mother, but now as she grows up, she matures to be closer with her mother. She has used her words to express how she feels and how she has grown up through time. Anne shows her reason why she feels she has been better to her mother, but she writes everyday life things to show how she’s matured.
As Anne begins to write things in her diary, she tells us how she flipped the pages and amongst all the words she came across one the most, Mummy. She feels anger but, much more sorrow as she flips through these pages, seeing horrid things about her mother. She realized she was the one who mentioned hate, not Mummy. Anne then says, “It’s true she doesn’t
As Anne begins to write things in her diary, she tells us how she flipped the pages and amongst all the words she came across one the most, Mummy. She feels anger but, much more sorrow as she flips through these pages, seeing horrid things about her mother. She realized she was the one who mentioned hate, not Mummy. Anne then says, “It’s true she doesn’t