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The Diary of Anne Frank
Anne’s point is that people can sometimes be impatient with her, but she can write whatever she wants in her diary and complain all she wants to, making her diary seem understanding and...
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The Diary of Anne Frank
On June 20, 1942, Anne writes in her diary that her family's freedom began to be restricted in May of 1940, when Holland was captured by the Nazis. After that, Jews were required to wear yellow...
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The Diary of Anne Frank
Mr. Frank is mild-mannered and patient. He tries to help Anne and the others feel comfortable. In the second scene, we see Mr. Frank in his prime. He is doing the best he can to make the most of...
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The Diary of Anne Frank
In the play The Diary of Anne Frank, Anne and Peter's relationship changes in act 2, scenes 1 and 2 because tension in the annex is growing among the adults, and the fact that the children are also...
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The Diary of Anne Frank
This statement shows that Anne looks for the good in people and tries to be optimistic about the world. Despite everything terrible that is happening around them, Anne still believes that people...
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The Diary of Anne Frank
The first scene of act 1 in "The Diary of Anne Frank" by Goodrich and Hackett starts in 1945 after the war. Mr. Frank goes back to the annex with Miep to say good-bye. This is when Miep gives him...
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The Diary of Anne Frank
In act 2, scene 1, Mr. Kraler asks to discuss something with Mr. Frank alone. Rather than keep the matter secret, Mr. Frank has Mr. Kraler tell everyone what is going on. He reveals that a workman...
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The Diary of Anne Frank
None of the residents of the Annex can wear shoes during the day. The people in hiding cannot wear shoes because they would make too much noise. The Annex is a hidden room over a business, so...
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The Diary of Anne Frank
Anne hurt her mother when she refuses to let her stay with her after her nightmare and instead asks for her father. Being in hiding is frightening for Anne. She often has nightmares. In this scene,...
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The Diary of Anne Frank
In the 1955 dramatic adaptation of The Diary of Anne Frank by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett, Anne and Peter’s relationship evolves over the course of the play. Early in the play, Anne and...
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The Diary of Anne Frank
Mr. Frank is a gentle man who avoids conflict. He is never one to start an argument and he maintains his temper at all times. Anne loves her father because of his patient and loving nature. The way...
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The Diary of Anne Frank
In the beginning of the play, everyone is healthy but very anxious about going into hiding. They fear for their lives each day, but they also have more hope and peace than other Jews because they...
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The Diary of Anne Frank
When there is a conflict of person versus self in a work of literature, this usually means that there is an internal struggle being fought within someone's mind against him or herself. In "The...
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The Diary of Anne Frank
The play The Diary of Anne Frank was written by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hacket. It does a good job of establishing the serious mood of hiding from the Nazis for 25 months of Anne's young life....
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The Diary of Anne Frank
The play The Diary of Anne Frank by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett premiered in 1955 and is based on the book Diary of a Young Girl by Anne Frank. Many aspects of Anne’s personality are...
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The Diary of Anne Frank
"The Diary of Anne Frank" is one of the most important books written during World War II. It tells the story of a young girl and her family as they spend two years in hiding from the Nazis who...
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The Diary of Anne Frank
The dramatic adaptation of The Diary of Anne Frank by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett premiered in 1955, just ten years after the end of World War II and the horrific events of the Holocaust....
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The Diary of Anne Frank
Peter is angry at Dussel because he says that someone ate his cat Moushi. Most of the altercations between Peter and Dussel are about Peter’s cat. Peter brought the cat into hiding with him,...
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The Diary of Anne Frank
Peter calls Anne "Mrs. Quack Quack" because she talks a lot. Anne and Peter get along well at times, but often clash. They are the closest kids in age in the Secret Annexe, because Margot is older...
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The Diary of Anne Frank
Anne writes in her diary that, "Paper is more patient than people," as a means of expressing the difficulties of sharing her often complex adolescent thoughts, feelings, and experiences with those...
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The Diary of Anne Frank
The tension begins in act 1, scene 3 when Mrs. Van Daan asks Mr. Frank to take Peter on as a pupil. Mr. Frank defers to Mr. Van Daan, but Mr. Van Daan says that Peter won't listen to him, so he is...
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The Diary of Anne Frank
Since Anne gives us an account of the daily interaction of the men and women of the annex, there is no verbatim re-telling of any dialogue, per se. What we do get, however, is a summary of how the...
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The Diary of Anne Frank
Mr. Frank is the leader in the annex because the hiding place exists above his business. Miep, Mr. Kraler, and others who help those in hiding are Mr. Frank's business associates. He, with their...
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The Diary of Anne Frank
There are several similarities and differences between Anne and Mr. Van Daan in The Diary of Anne Frank. Both characters are outspoken and opinionated. Mr. Van Daan is not afraid to speak up and...
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The Diary of Anne Frank
Anne's relationship with her mother has some similarities with her relationship with her father. She does love them both as her parents, and does understand that her mother is trying her best with...
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The Diary of Anne Frank
In act 2, scene 2 of "The Diary of Anne Frank," Anne has another date with Peter. Anne apparently hasn't asked permission from her mother to visit with him again because Mrs. Frank asks, "Anne,...
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The Diary of Anne Frank
Anne is very enthusiastic about life. She has hopes and dreams that reach far beyond the walls of her family's hiding place. She doesn't necessarily plan on having her own family; she plans on...
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The Diary of Anne Frank
In act 2, scene 1 of The Diary of Anne Frank, Mr. Kraler reveals to Mr. Frank that one of the workmen has approached him about the whereabouts of the Franks. Mr. Kraler didn't think much of it...
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The Diary of Anne Frank
Both Peter and Anne don't get along well with their mothers mostly because of the generation gap which separates mothers from teenagers. Peter is embarrassed by his mother because she flirts with...
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The Diary of Anne Frank
In the first act of Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett's play The Diary of Anne Frank, Mrs. Frank expresses fear at doing anything illegal due to the consequences.Mrs. Frank questions the wisdom...
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The Diary of Anne Frank
In act 2, scene 2, Anne and Peter meet as though they are on a date. Anne is worried about Margot feeling left out, so she asks her sister if she likes Peter. Margot says that she doesn't like him...
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The Diary of Anne Frank
In Goodrich and Hackett's drama The Diary of Anne Frank, there are many conflicts. There are several forms of external conflict, which include: man vs. man man vs. society man vs. God (or the...
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The Diary of Anne Frank
Otto Frank is Anne Frank's beloved father whom she describes in Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl. After Anne dies, and her father is the only family member left alive after the Holocaust, Otto...
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The Diary of Anne Frank
One of the most important and poignant examples of writing in modern history was the diary maintained by a young girl hiding in Holland with her family from the German soldiers occupying that...
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The Diary of Anne Frank
When revealing the times when it is appropriate to speak louder, be able to play, and use other rooms in the house, Anne Frank (from The Diary of Anne Frank) refers to this time as "freedom after...
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The Diary of Anne Frank
Since Mr. Kraler is risking his life to hide the occupants of the annex, Otto Frank feels allowing another person to share their space is the right thing to do. Mr. Kraler also assured Otto that...
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The Diary of Anne Frank
One of the most important lessons or messages that arises from the work is the value of all voices. Essentially, Anne's voice is the voice of a teenager. On face value, there is nothing seismic...
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The Diary of Anne Frank
One quote from Anne truly speaks to one of the greater truths that can be learned from her story: In spite of everything I still believe that people are really good at heart. Anne's story is...
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The Diary of Anne Frank
When Anne gives everyone presents at Hanukah, this shows that she is beginning to empathize with others’ feelings. The presents that Anne gives the residents of the Annex demonstrate her empathy...
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The Diary of Anne Frank
In Act 2, Anne gets to know Peter better and the family faces difficult decisions about their blackmailer until they are finally caught. Act 2 begins with a New Year’s celebration that painfully...
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The Boy in the Striped Pajamas
The most immediate similarity between both works is that they offer a glimpse of the Holocaust through the eyes of young people. Anne is an adolescent and Bruno is a young boy. Both of them view...
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The Diary of Anne Frank
In Act II, it is the beginning of a new year. It is 1944. Act II opens with Anne explaining that a New Year has begun. At the end of Act I it was Hanukah, and everyone was celebrating. Now it is...
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The Diary of Anne Frank
The banter between Anne and Peter in Act 2, Scene 4 is interrupted by the sound of Gestapo sirens. Anne and Peter are having a conversation of friendly banter but serious content when they are...
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The Diary of Anne Frank
Anne feels closest to her father Otto Frank in Act One, because she fights with her mother and everyone thinks her sister is perfect. When Anne and her family and the Van Daans come to the Secret...
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The Diary of Anne Frank
In The Diary of Anne Frank, Peter's explanation for removing his yellow star is that he no longer wants to wear something which identifies him for the Nazis, that for him it has become almost a...
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The Diary of Anne Frank
When the play’s actions begins in Act 1, Scene 2, the new inhabitants of the annex of relatively healthy and relieved to be safe. By Act 2, they are careworn, threadbare and thinner and fight...
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The Diary of Anne Frank
Mr. Van Daan spoils the celebration by telling Peter to get rid of his cat. In Act 1, Scene 5, Anne tries to cheer everyone up with a Hanukah celebration. She even makes gifts for everyone....
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The Diary of Anne Frank
The degradation of the human spirit in Act II of the drama comes at the hands of the Nazis. The condition in which the families must live in the Secret Annexe is a part of this. Constantly living...
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The Diary of Anne Frank
This line is not from the book, but from the play in which Otto Frank returns to the annex in Amsterdam after the Russias arrived and liberated him and other Jews from Auschwitz. When he discovers...
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The Diary of Anne Frank
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