Answer:
Concerned and caring.
Explanation:
Based on the above passage from "The Diary of Anne Frank", we can see that Miep is a character of immense compassion and every ready to help out the families in hiding. She took care of all their needs and even brought them books to read. She even made the beds for them, getting some rations books and even travelling to far places of the town to make sure the 'hidden guests' are in good company and won't get bored or caught. The exchange provided in the excerpt shows that she is a concerned but caring friend who is willing to do anything for others.
Mr. O'Brien and Winston are the principals starrings of the novel.
Textually O'Brien tells Winston: The first thing you must realize is that power is collective. The individual only has power in so far as he ceases to be an individual..alone...free.. the human being is always defeated.
That is the first thing from O'Brien to Winston.
Answer:
he should put it in the beginning
Explanation:
I'm pretty sure it's this one it makes sense
Answer:
She acts as a neutral character who sympathizes with both girls.
Explanation:
