In Anne Frank's diary, how does Edith Frank draw a distinction between herself and her husband, Otto? She points out that, unlik
e herself, Otto is distant and aloof. She states that Otto is more assertive and bold than she is. She explains that Otto is much more serious and somber than she is. She notes that, unlike herself, Otto is modest and easy-going.
She points out that, unlike herself, Otto is distant and aloof. ... She notes that, unlike herself, Otto is modest and easy-going. She explains that Otto is much more serious and somber than she is.
