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andre [41]
3 years ago
6

In Anne frank what are your thoughts about Peter? Have they changed as the play has gone on? What words would you use to describ

e him?
History
1 answer:
Kaylis [27]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Peter giving the cake to Anne, letting Anne talk to him whenever she needs it (808-810)

Peter admires how well Anne talks to the adults when she's mad (knows how to express her feelings) (808)

By making Mrs. Frank uncomfortable. Anne and Peter talk to each other a lot and Mrs. Frank notices it and she doesn't like how Anne goes into Peter's room and talk for long hours (813)

In the beginning of the play, Anne was like annoying to Peter. At the end of the play they both like each other and Peter cares for Anne. (740-741, 808-810. 816-821)

Explanation:

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