In Act I, Scene 4 of The Diary of Anne Frank, we notice that Anne and Peter are at a particularly awkward and delicate stage in their lives. They are not quite children, but have not fully developed into adults. You can probably relate to how they feel. In this scene, Mrs. Van Daan embarrasses Peter by calling Anne his "little girlfriend." How do you think Peter really feels toward Anne? Write about a time when an adult did or said something to embarrass you. How did you react? How was your experience simliar or different from Peter and Anne's? Your answer should be about 150 words in length.

After I read your story, I think it really gave me a new perspective on how I see things. Not only did you change the way I see the events that occurred during the time period of World War II and the Holocaust, but on the way that I should view daily events and happenings in my life.  My mother always said my little girl everywhere we went even though I was 18 years old and she always told me she only said that because she didnt want me to grow up to soon

Amongst all others, one of the reasons why I respect you and your story is because even through all of the hardship and injustice you suffered through, you still managed to maintain a positive perspective in life. If I were to put myself in your situation, I definitely do not think I would have been able to cope with being in hiding and isolation for 2 years and then being sent to camps. I truly admire and honor what you and your family were able to do throughout your time in the Annex.

I believe that your story will continue to have a strong impact on my life and my perspective on everything.

Explanation: i aint neva see two pretty bsfs

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