If you were to meet Anne Frank, what things would you want to say to her? What questions would you ask her? Use this blog as a place to share with your peers here at Miles River thoughts and reactions to her experience and to the writing that she left for all of us to read. It's also fine to ask questions to clarify things that don't make sense. Your blog posts today will count as a classwork grade. You should each post at least one comment (minimum), but you may post or reply to others as many times as you like. For example, you may want to discuss a specific comment that Anne made in her diary. The best remarks say something original, thoughtful, or specific.
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Owen Vadala
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If I could meet Anne Frank I would be very curious about the information they heard on their radio. How would they feel if they heard a city close to them get bombed? Also I would ask about her about her advanced writing techniques to create such quotes that would be hard to write as a child. Anne Frank would certainly be an interesting person to meet from the Holocaust.
Gordon Bahr
ReplyDeleteIf I were able to meet Anne Frank I would try to understand more of her relationship with her mother. As I have read through the diary and play I have noticed how her relationship with her mother has been like a roller coaster. I would try to get a better understanding about Anne's views of her mother now compared to when she was in hiding. I wonder if she would have been able to build a relationship with her mother after the war.
Parker Addis
ReplyDeleteIf I met Anne Frank I would a have many questions for her. I think it takes a lot of control to not lash out a people in the Annex. If I knew someone like Mrs. Van Daan I wouldn't last a minute in a room with her. It's the way she acts that gets on my nerves she flirts with Mr.Frank and is very ungrateful for being allowed to stay in there. I also want to know how she lasted so long without really talking to anyone her age. Overall Anne did a good job dealing with the annoying members of the Annex.
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DeleteIf I were to meet Anne Frank, I would have so many questions for her. The one that I would say right away would be how she copes with her mother. I would try to get to the bottom of things with her and find out what went wrong, or what the turning point of their relationship really was. That is what I would ask her if I could meet Anne Frank.
ReplyDeleteIf I were to meet Anne Frank, I would ask her what kind of news she would hear. They had a radio they could listen to so I'm wondering what kind of things they would hear. Also I wonder what kind of news they would hear from the people who bring them their food. Would it be like how many people were taken or how powerful Hitler has gotten? I would ask her how it felt to be living during such a dreadful time and only hear about it through news.
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ReplyDeleteIf I were to meet Anne Frank, I would ask her about her relationship with her sister Margot. From what we have read so far in the diary and in the play, it seems like Anne is often compared to Margot. I wonder if Anne has some jealousy or resentment towards Margot or if Anne is just bothered by her parent's comparing them. I think she feels misunderstood because she doesnt want to be just like Margot, she wants to be her own individual. Anne and Margot have completely different personalities so it must be hard for them to relate to each other. I'm interested if the two sisters will become closer through their ordeal in the Secret Annexe.
If I met Anne, there would be a lot of questions I would want to ask her. For one, I would ask her how she puts up with Mr. Dussel. If I was in her or Peter's place, Mr. Dussel would have got a good lesson taught to him by now. But that's not the only thing I am curious about. I am really curious about how everybody has managed to keep themselves entertained. As far as I know from the diary, they don't really sleep during the day. They take naps, but their main rest is at night. If I was there, I couldn't do that for one day, yet alone a couple of years. So that is the main question that I would ask her. What do you do to keep entertained during the day?
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ReplyDeleteIf I met Anne Frank then I would I would want to ask her about how her life was like in the Secret Annex. I also would want to ask her about how she could stay such a strong spirited during their time in the annex.
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If Anne was living right now, just after she got out of the Secret Annex, I would have asked her many questions. The first question I would ask I would ask would be how she survived years in that annex! It it were me I would starve or go insane. Especially with the same 7 people. I would ask why she didn't turn her sass off and be more agreeable for Mr. Dussels sake. She was very opinionated and talked back to prove her point, but things in the Annex would be so much better if Anne behaved as Margot did.
If I could meet Anne Frank I would have many questions for her about life In the secret Annex and how she can stand living with all those people. One question i would ask her is what are some things you do In her spare time other than do work and talk to the people living with you? I would tell her that it was good to hide and not to try anything that could get all of them caught like go downstairs when they weren't supposed to and try and make less noise all day everyday because you never know who's listening anytime of the day. I would also ask her when she felt most scared during hiding? I would also want to tell her that she shouldn't let people's rude comments get to her but also try to stand up for herself without causing a huge rumble.
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ReplyDeleteIf I met Anne Frank I would ask her about some of her more happy experiences in the Secret Annexe. I would want to know if there were times when she was happy and they had a good time. So far the only time when they were happy and laughing was during Hanukkah when they had presents and a cake. Were there other times when they had good times and wee pretty much like normal people? All throughout the the book, it seems boring and dreary until the times when they could have fun. What did they do for fun? Did they tell jokes and funny stories?
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There are many things I would have liked to say to Anne Frank. First of all, I would want to tell Anne that she was very brave living during the Holocaust in hiding. She knew that any day she could be taken away by the Gestapo. Even though life became very hard, with little food, a small space, and eight people, she didn't give up. She didn't leave her family or make any noise in the Secret Annex. I would want to tell her that her diary was read by many people, and she educated the world about the Holocaust. I would also want to tell her that Jews have rights now. I am Jewish, and after the Holocaust ended freedoms were given back. It is so strange to think that if I was born in Europe decades earlier my rights would have been taken away, too. I want to ask Anne if she ever considered escaping or another way to handle the Holocaust. Also, although it is clear in the story that Anne loves her father, I would want to know if she thought her father really loved her back. I think that Anne would be glad to know that the world has changed, and that the Jewish people are equal to everyone else.
If I got to meet Anne Frank I would ask her why she is so hard on her mom, and why she doesn't give her mom a chance to talk to her. Even though her mom doesn't understand her I wonder if they talked to each other more and were more corporative then they might get along better. Also if Anne didn't give her dad all of the attention and love then her mom might be more willing to reach out to her to become closer and have more of a bond.
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If I met Anne Frank I would ask her what she would do if they were ever found out. Being found by the Green Police or Gestapo is her worst nightmare and usually that means she has all of the "what ifs" running through her head. She might have a small plan in her mind made up. I would then ask her about her relationship with Margot. In the diary, Anne rarely mentions Margot and when she does it's only a small portion. I would ask her if they fight a lot, if they get along, or if they don't have much of a relationship at all.
Alex Apgar
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If I were to meet Anne frank, there would be many questions that I would ask her and also many other things to tell her. One question I would ask her is about her life before. What was it like between her and her mother? Obviously Anne would be happier back then, but if she knew that her family would go into hiding then, would she have changed anything? I would tell her how brave she was and tell her (assuming she doesn't know) that the world war ended shortly after her family's captive and Hitler did not rise t greater power. I would also tell her that if I was in the same scenario as her, there is no way whatsoever that I would be able to sit still for more than 5 hours with nothing to do but read and write. Then I would ask her is what exactly happened when the police came and captured her family. What was it like at the camp and how long was she there? Lastly I would tell her that her story has been read by millions upon millions of people and her writing of the diary unrolled the truth for everyone in the world.
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ReplyDeleteIf I met Anne Frank I would be curious about how she feels about being in hiding. Not only that but the feeling that other people don't have it off as good as her. She complains a lot about all the fighting going on INSIDE the house, but she doesn't usually mention the war. And when she does it tends to be about the war updates, and not about the people outside. It must be hard to her to know that she was very close to struggling just the the people outside. If it were me, I would want to do all I could to help the people that weren't as fortunate as I was.
By Ian Mauck
ReplyDeleteIf I were to have the opportunity to talk to Anne my first question would be who was your favorite roommate who was not in your family? I would talk to her about Mr.Van Daan and what she thought of him. I would also ask her about what she would do or think about during the day when she could not move or speak. For me, I would not be able to keep myself quiet and still I would be overflowed with energy . Just to think she had to go threw two and a half years of no fresh air or sunshine would be unbearable. My last question would be when you saw the actual sun for the first time what was your reaction and what were you thinking?
Heather Donovan
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If I met Anne Frank I would first off be honored to meet such an important person in our history and I would tell her how honored and grateful I would be to have this opportunity to meet such an inspiring person. She should know that she is now famous and greatly studied because of her diary. I would ask her questions about what typical life for a teenager was like before the holocaust happened. I would also want to know more of what happened the day hey went into hiding and what everyone was feeling;how nervous you were. I would like to hear about more things you did in hiding and ho you kept quiet all morning and kept yourself occupied for those very long years in hiding and how did you put up with everyone although you didn't like them for that long amount of time.
Josh Erhard
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If I was to meet Anne Frank, I would tell her to be much more thoughtful of others and to stop being do selfish. I'm not saying that I hate Anne Frank, there is some good qualities of her too but the selfish part of her really bothers me. For example, I've noticed on many occasions that Anne is extremely rude to her mom and doesn't event think about mrs. Frank's feelings until after the fact. I think that if Anne wants her dad to do something for her and not her mom, then she should tell her mom in a polite respectful way that won't hurt her feelings as much. Some questions I would like to ask Anne is how she stays quiet and still for most of the day for two years. If I had to do that, I would probably go crazy. I would also like to ask her why she likes her dad more that her mom. I know that she says that she can relate to her dad more and that her dad is more like her, but I think the reason she can't relate to her mom is because she doesn't spend enough time with her mom to get to see if she can relate to her.
Genevieve Cring
DeleteI would be very interested to meet Anne Frank. I would to ask her if she knew millions of people were going to read her diary, would she change what she said? On that note, is she proud of the information she portrays of her situation that she gave to the world? I'm guessing that some of the descriptions are inaccurate, because being a young person your view and judgment can be twisted very easily. The little things can tend to be very exaggerated. Also the fact that they were stuck in close proximity doesn't help. When she says she starts to see Dussel's "true colors" , I doubt that it's actually what he's like. T he situation would most definitely change what they act like. Anne too. Being in hiding makes her more self-conscious of her own mean side, when that probably wasn't what she's like. On a different note, I have a tremendous amount of. Respect for Anne and the members of the Annex. I would be extremely claustrophobic, and totally flip out. Even though they do fight, much worst things can happen when 8 people are kept in close proximity for years. Considering it all they must have a tone of self restraint and will-power. I admire those people in the Annex.
If I met Anne frank then I would ask her a lot of questions. First what was Mrs. Van Dan really like, was she really that irritable? How did you stay so quiet for more than five hours a day? When the frank family moved to the annex what did other people bring? Were they practical or sentimental like you? Did you ever feel lucky to have a place to hide, but also that very large place to live for several years. If I was ever in Anne's place I would feel so fortunate but would probably go crazy by being with the same people for so long. I would miss my friends and the fresh air outside. I would try to help any way that I could but that would not be enough to thank the helpers.
ReplyDeleteAs the book progresses, many questions come to mind. Although Anne is not my favorite character, I still think her life was pretty remarkable. I always admire her way of being positive. I want to commend her for her optimism. Her bravery and courage were amazing. Quite honestly, not many people have that kind of disposition. I would love to tell her she had wonderful dreams. Some questions i have are quite simple. Why do you treat your mother as you do? To be honest, i do not approve. If i were to give advise, i would tell you to apreciate your mother. Maybe you do not see it, but she cares so much about you. But in conslusion, i want you to know that your life can be an example for many others in te world. And even though you have your flaws, it si good that you try to fix them.
ReplyDeleteI would like to say your an incredible person. It's amazing how you guys hid and survived. I could of never have done that. You are really amazing and full of happiness. You kind of remind me of my sister. What other things did you do in if free time. How old we're you when you first moved to the attic of the factory. It will be interesting if I were to meet you. Finally I wanted to say that if I was alive when you were, I would of talked to you everyday and be there for you.
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ReplyDeleteIf I was able to talk to Anne frank I would love to ask her many different things. The biggest question I would have for her would be what was it like when after all those false alarms and terrible nightmares of being taken and found out what was it like to have it actually happen? What was it like for your worst fear/nightmare to come true?
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If I had the wonderful opportunity to meet such an inspiring person such as Anne Frank I i would have very interesting questions to ask. I would want to know how Anne kept her sanity through the experience of the holocaust, most of the people she lived with seemed to have ganged up on her. Also I would want to know why she didn't talk to Margot as much, Anne always talks about wanting a friend her age and Margot and Anne are only a handful of years apart. Anne seems to be very boisterous and loud so I'm surprised it took her a year and a half to talk to Peter as a friend so ill ask about that and if she had any strong feelings towards him. Also how does she cope with her mother because she they seem to fight a lot.
If I could meet Anne Frank I would ask her how she keeps her self occupied through out the day. I can't do something for more than five minutes with out getting bored. I would also ask how she feels living in a small living space with eight people. Would you get sick of seeing the same eight people every day for years? She doesn't even have a place to escape from all the people she can only stay there and take everything. I also would want to know how she stays so hopeful with the war going on.
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ReplyDeleteThrough out this book I have had many questions for Anne Frank, if I had the opportunity to meet her I would have so many questions. One thing I would want to understand more about would be your relationship with your mother and and your sister. You are locked up in a small space with these people for awhile so why not try and make the best of it? Also do people in the annex know about your diary? We're you ever scared people were going read it? Did you leave out things just in case people were to? And lastly what about Peter? Your relationship with Peter is very strange to me because I feel you guys should be closer than you are. he's your age and someone you could probably relate to during the war. If I were able to ask You some questions those are the kind of questions I would want to ask.
If I were to meet Anne frank today my questions to her would be... Why would write a journal in a time like this? Another question for Anne is what would u do to keep you busy threw the day.
ReplyDeleteIf I was to be you I would probably dye of boredom. I can only go like 10 min without doing anything then I go crazy. It would be nice to know what Anne did threw that long period of time.
Taylor Ross
ReplyDeleteIf I were to meet Anne Frank there would be a lot of things I'm interested to know about her. Questions I Would ask are, being a young girl during the Holocaust and living with a larger amount of people, some people your not always used too, what things were most awkward to do around them? If I were to start living I would feel awkward about how I acted or specific things I say. Living in hiding with people for so long and not with your friends, did you have a specific friend you missed the most or were you ever worried about where they could be? And lastly I would ask, did a specific person in the secret annexe irritate you the most??
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ReplyDeleteIf I were to meet Anne Frank I would wonder how she didn't go crazy. literally if I were locked up in a small area with the same few people for years I would probably want to die. Although Anne had a different view obviously.she had such hope and positive outlook on life that she stayed strong. That's a question I have for her,how did she do it what helped and pushed her to keep the hope strong. Why didn't she go the other way and become a very negative person and feel sad and depressed. Although she does start to feel depressed she still tries. She is just like Max Michelson how he kept trying to thrive and keep strong. So if I were to meet Anne and ask her something I would ask her: what was it that kept you believing?
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ReplyDeleteI think that Anne's story is an amazing one. If I could meet Anne Frank I would like to ask her how she tolerated the nightmares and fears of being caught by the green police. Also, I would ask her how she put up with everyone else in the annex. I would finally ask her what she did besides studying everyday. If I was Anne Frank, I would most likely be much more annoyed than her. If you think about it, she is probably coping with being in the annex very well.
Alex Winch
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Anne, I have a few questions for you as you have been experiencing a time like never before for almost two years now. First of all I'd like to acknowledge that I understand you are going through the toughest times right now. However, I am still curious to know if you feel sympathy for your mother when you coldly turn her down countless times. Do you feel you are too tough on her? Also, do you think that if this continues for much longer your dads employees will continue to help you guys out? After a while the tension and stress that comes from this situation may be too much for them. The last question I have for you, is, do you feel you and your family will make it out safe and all live through the Holocaust
If I were to be able to meet Anne Frank, I would ask her many questions. For example, I would ask her why she is so hard and mean to her mother. Her mother tries to be nice to her and help her but she always gives her the cold shoulder. Also I would ask her what was life like growing up in Europe in the 1940s? In addition, how were the living conditions of the concentration camp? Also I would ask her how she could be so quiet for so long? All in all, if I could speak with Anne Frank I would let her know that the world is a much safer and better place now that the Holocaust has ended, and especially for Jews.
ReplyDeleteIf I were able to meet Anne Frank I would only ask her one question, and that question is how are you able to restrain your self from getting mad at Mrs. Van Daan and fighting with her? For example Mrs. Van Daan tries to flirt with Mr. Framk when everyone is pressent. Another example is when Mrs.Vaan Dan and Mr.Vaan Dan fight about a coat and whether or not to sell it and I do not know about Anne but I would have yelled at Mrs.Vaan Dan for worrying about a coat in times when you need money for food and supplies. If I could speak to Anne I would tell her that I would dislike Mrs. Vaan Dan like she points out she does in the Diary.
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ReplyDeleteIf i were to meet Anne Frank, I'd be so happy just to meet someone as important to our history as she is. Even though she didn't make a historical difference, she gave us a firsthand look into the world of the Holacaust at the same age as us. I'd ask her why she was so annoying to the others she shared the annex with and ask why she hated her mother so much, as compared to her father whom which she adores. I like Anne's character but i think that if she was living in our generation as opposed to hers, she'd fit in better, but she is also the type of person most people would become frustrated with. We all know that Anne dies at the end so i'd warn her so she could atleast prepare, and make up all her faults and with anyone she fought with.
Gabriela Mastrocola
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If I were to meet Anne Frank the first thing I would address is how much I admire her bravery and courage though the very challenging time. I would feel honored to meet someone as historically famous as she is. I would ask her why she favored her father and was so terrible to her mother. Anne's mother always tried so hard with her. She was always trying to "understand" and love Anne. But Anne continued to treat her badly. I would ask her if the Annex brought her family closer together as a result or pushed them farther apart. Lastly I would ask her who by the end of the duration most annoyed you out of the eight people you were in the Annex with.
Sophie Frain
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If I were to meet Anne Frank, I would be very interested in her connection with the Van Daans after the war. In hiding, she has a different relationship with Mrs. Van Daan and Peter of the Van Daan family. Peter and Anne didn't hit it off well when they first went into hiding, even though they had been to the same school prior to going into the Secret Annex. Peter soon becomes someone she can talk to and express how she feels about the other members in the Annex. Mrs. Van Daan often gives Anne a hard time and says, "it's absurd that Anne is so frightfully spoiled. I wouldn't put up with it if Anne were my daughter." If all of the members of the Secret Annex make it out of hiding, would they still keep in touch with each other? Would Peter and Anne still be as close as they were when they were in hiding? They are so used to seeing each other all day, every day that I wonder what their relationships would be like outside of the Secret Annex.
If I were to meet Anne Frank after her hiding in the secret annex, I would feel honored. I would ask her what it was like turning into a teenager while in hiding? When we were reading Anne Frank in class we developed a better understanding of how outgoing she is for a teenager in the 1940's. I would also ask her ,if she was ever afraid talking back to her mother? We all know the typical stereotype of the children in the olden days, they did not talk back to their parents and obeyed them very well. In our times, we are able to talk back and express how we really are feeling. Lastly, I would want to know which family member or friend in hiding she felt had the most important impact on her during her teenage years? I feel that Anne would love to express her opinions like we do today without being judged by the others in hiding.
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ReplyDeleteIf I were to meet Anne Frank, I would probably ask her about the living conditions and such that they had to face while inside the Annex. That includes the daily stress of living in such a small space. What was it like living with all of those people 24/7 for two years? What were the ups and downs, or your favorite or least favorite part about it all? What was it like if anybody got sick in the Annex, or when they needed to see a doctor? Did the stress of the situation combined with the stress of living conditions contribute to the tensions between people inside the Annex?
Nowadays, people do not really have the kind of voice that Anne Frank did. If I ever got the chance to talk to her, it would probably be a rare and exciting opportunity to have a conversation with a voice that in this generation people don't really get to hear.
If I were to meet Anne frank I would ask her many questions. One of the many questions I would ask her is what life is like in the secret annexe, and what Anne and other people do to keep themselves busy in the annexe. I would also ask if she would be willing to share her diaries with people and what she would think if her journal was shared with millions of people. I would talk with her about people in the annexe she was living with, who was her favorite person and who she dislike and quarreled with. If I got the chance I would love to meet Anne frank and learn more about her survival story during the holocaust.
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ReplyDeleteIf I had the chance to meet Anne Frank then I would ask her about her relationship with her mother. In Anne's diary she talks about her true feelings of dislike towards her mother. I would want to know why she felt this way towards her because I would assume her mother is the one that Anne would go to for comfort. I would also want to know if she would still feel this way towards her if the Holocaust never happened and they never went into hiding. Did the atmosphere of the Secret Annex contribute towards Anne's dislike of her mother or did Anne always feel that way towards her?
One of the questions that i would ask Anne Frank would be did she have any people that she would look up to, such as a father or maybe a famous person. A second question that i would ask is why does she treat her father better than her mother, did she do anything specific other than what she describes in her diary and why does she favor her father, maybe he treated her better than Margot.
ReplyDeleteIf I were able to meet Anne I would want to ask her what the most difficult part about being in the Annexe was. There were many difficult challenges about being in hiding that she writes in her diary, but I would like to get her perspective on what got under her skin the most and why? I would also like to talk to her about some of the noises she hears at night, and how close they are. How secure does she feel in the Annexe during times of chaos? Also, I would like to talk to her about how this experience has affected her and who she used to be, whether her character or personality has changed through the lack of freedom and independence she has. One final thing I would want to ask Anne is whether or not she would rather have the company of the Van Daans and Mr. Dussel or live with only her family. It would be interesting to hear what she thought and whether it would have been better off if she was alone more of the time, or if however annoyed she got gave some sort of excitement that she would rather have instead of boredom and feelings of being alone.
ReplyDeleteIf I was able meet Anne Frank I would have a great deal of questions to ask her. First off was there anything personal that you would have wanted to remove from the diary if you published it? Is there anything you left out of your diary? If you could go back in time what would you change? Now that you are a famous world wide public figure what kind of message would you like to give the world about your experiences?
ReplyDeleteIf I were to meet Anne Frank I would ask her how difficult it was to be in hiding for two years. I would also ask her how difficult it is to live with Mrs. VanDaan. I would like to know why she acts so mean to her mother and gives her a lot of difficulty. Her mother is only trying to help.
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Jenny Beckman
ReplyDeleteWhen your Mother, Mrs. Frank says that love can not be forced, how did that make you feel? I understand that you can't be nice to her all the time, but knowing that many families would give anything to be together one more time in this horrific time wouldn't you at least try and let her in? Also where would you go after the war? Would you stay in the Netherlands or would you move because it would be painful to see all the houses and places where you could still have fun?
There probably about a million questions I could ask Anne about her life living in the annex. However some definitely come to mind. How could you stand living in the Annex for so long without stretching your leg and exercising? If i am cooped up in my house for a day I go crazy I am literally doing laps around the house, so how could you stand not going outside and playing and running?
ReplyDeleteanother big question is do you think you missed a lot of augments and thing that went on? because I know your are in such a confided space but there must of been some incidents that you missed.
If I were to meet Anne, I would have tons of questions for her. I would ask her how hard was it to live in the Secret Annex, watching the sunny days go by? I would ask her about her development of growth and maturity over the years if hiding. In my opinion, by Anne's personality, I think she would like to live in this generation more than she would in hers. Back then, she couldn't express her feelings as much as she wanted, and I would ask her what it was like to have to try and stay controlled for most of the time. I would ask her about the Van Daans, and her relationship with Peter and Mrs. Van Daan. I would be honored to meet such a talented girl such as Anne Frank.
ReplyDeleteI'd tell her I think she's really awesome for trying to not complain too much after all she went through. I'd let her rant to me about all the things that annoy her because she couldn't rant to anyone else but her diary "Kitty". I'd tell her she's really smart. I'd ask her how she isn't jealous of her sister, b ecause even I am, and I don't even know her. I'd talk about her hobbies, because some are similar to mine. I'd catch her up on everything I know about the past. I know she'd be curious. I wish I could get the chance to know her. I wish we could be friends
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