Maturing In Anne And Her Mother's Relationship

Anne starts maturing in her and her mother´s relationship. Anne shows signs by realizing how bad she wrote about her mother, realizing her mother did love her very much, and now that she has grown wiser. The first sign of Anne maturing is when she realizes just how bad she wrote about her mother in her diary. On January 2, 1943 Anne writes “Anne, is it really you who mentioned hate? Oh, Anne, how could you!” This statement shows when Anne realizes how bad she wrote about her mother. Therefore the first example of Anne maturing is when she realizes how bad she wrote about her mother. Although, Anne mentions time and time again how she and her mother don’t get along, Anne writes that her mother did love her. Anne even states, “She did love me and very much and she was tender, but as she landed in so many unpleasant situations through me, and was nervous and irritable because of other worries and difficulties, it is certainly understandable that she snapped at me.” This sentence proves that her mother really did love her, but that it was just hard with the situations with Anne all the time. …show more content…
She says “I usually keep my mouth shut if I get annoyed, and so does she, so we appear to get on much better together.” This statement shows that Anne and her mother are just backing off each others toes and giving one another space. By doing this Anne and her mother finally getting along better, but do still not have that complete love between a mother and a daughter. In conclusion, Anne is maturing in her and her mother´s relationship. Anne matures by reading about the awful things she wrote about her mother, realizing her mother did love her, and by growing