The Diary of Anne Frank: A Play

Frances Goodrich, Albert Hackett

Fiction | Play | Adult | Published in 1955

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1. D (Act I)

2. C (Act I)

3. B (Act I)

4. A (Act I)

5. A (Act II)

6. C (Act II)

7. B (Act II)

8. C (Act II)

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1. She is maturing and has gotten her period. She is also experiencing an awakening of sexual desire that makes her excited and develop budding feelings for Peter. (Act II)

2. Anne believes that Jewishness is in their soul and can’t be changed. Peter believes that he can stop being Jewish if he decides to hide it. (Act II)