ANNE FRANK

ANNE FRANK

"The Development of a Young Girl"

ANNE AT THE BEGINNING

RELATIONSHIPS

Relevant Quote: Saturday, June 20, 1942 (13 years old)

Attitude/ Style: She is cheerful, confident, a little bit narcissist and would discuss her thoughts

Is popular at school, but feels she has no real friends

Thoughts: At the beginning, hiding was an adventure, but later she discovered it was not.

Feelings: She feels lonely, and that she has no one to trust but herself and "Kitty".

She feels she is an outsider in her family

RELATIONSHIPS

OUTSTANDING QUOTES

ATTITUDE/ STYLE

How were they changing?

Monday, November 8, 1943

Dark and depressive tone

Helpful, analytical and resilient

Tuesday, March 7, 1944

THOUGHTS, ASPIRATIONS AND FEELINGS

Looking for independence

Can't confide on her family

distancing getting closer remained distant

Awakens interest in Peter

Crticizes adults' behavior

ANNE AT THE END OF HER DIARY

Identity

Personality and style

Proud of being a Jew despite their situation

Her emotions are constantly changing

Important Quotes

Mature, optimistic, depressed and thankful

Would think about her future as a writer

Wednesday, May 3, 1944

Friday, May 26, 1944

Was an innocent, spoiled, superficial and quick-tempered girl. She was focused on her small world and would be often a narcissist, being emotionally immature to have empathy for others. In addition, the cruel situation Jews were living was abstract in her mind and had not become real.

Anne became a sensible, mature, analytical and comprehensive young woman. But since this new Anne is so different from the one she used to be, she is afraid that others will make fun of her new deeper side. She is still looking for a way to reunite enough courage and reveal the real Anne M. Frank to the world.

Relationships

Thinks her parents are an obstacle for her independence

Falls in love with Peter, but feels she has no one to trust

Brunella Meini and Mariafernanda Preciado