Question

character sketch of Anne Frank.

Answer 1

One of the victims of the Holocaust, Anne Frank is the precocious young writer ofThe Diary of a Young Girl. Her picture emerging from The Diary is of a playful yet introspective teen forced to live under extraordinary and trying conditions. Over the course of The Diary, Anne seems to grow from an impudent and stubborn girl into an emotionally independent young woman.

Despite having a loving family and several friends, Anne is unable to share her thoughts with any of them. Instead, she turns to her diary for this purpose. She has a troubled relationship with her mother who she believes falls short of her ideal mother. She is close to her father; yet, in her mind, even he fails to provide her the emotional comfort she seeks. Like any growing teenager, she has a rebellious spirit; desires to be treated as an adult; and hopes to make a name for herself in the world. 

Accounts of Jewish suffering anguish Anne to the point of remorse at her own good fortune. She is conscious of the demoralising effect of the cruelty and devastation prevailing in the world outside the “Secret Annexe”. Nevertheless, she holds on to her ideals of honesty, hard work and self-improvement, and her trust that humans are essentially good.

Answer 2

Mrs. Frank Anne  mother; she is the source of many conflicts with during the two years that the family spends in hiding. Mr.anne van Daan A Jewish businessman and an associate of Mr. Franks He and his family share the "Secret Annexe" with the Franks.