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Pepsi [2]
3 years ago
5

Reread lines 1-25 in young girl diary and giv e examples from the text to identify the different types of information found in t

he stage directions. What things do the audience see when the play starts?
English
1 answer:
Finger [1]3 years ago
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Answer:

This question is regarding the "Diary of Anne Frank". Mr Frank is the father of Anne. He is portrayed to be a fragile man. Anne describes him to be very gentle and mannerly.  

Anne also describes the place they live in. It is called the Annex. The place is very dusty and ragged with everything cluttered. She thinks the place is not worth living in, instead, it should be abandoned.  

Anne also explains how her father is feeling agitated and carry's a rucksack with him. He gets teary when Meip helps him and his family, but Anne describes that it must be her gloves that made him cry.  

She also elaborates on Miep's character and explains how young she is.

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