Character sketch of peter
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Peter van Daan was a shy, awkward and quiet boy of sixteen. He was thoughtful, sensitive, sensible and observant, different from his loud and brash parents. Reticent and reclusive, he was unlike other boys and Anne initially misjudged him to be a hypochondriac, hypersensitive and lazy. He used to be sullen and difficult because he had no friends and could not reach out to anyone, especially his parents.
Peter turned out to be peace-loving, tolerant and extremely easygoing. He began confiding in Anne and made a determined effort to express his innermost self also drawing out Anne in the process. He was much more closed than Anne was and took time to open up as Anne says is characteristic of uncommunicative types. His contemplative years were spent in the annex, bringing him close to Anne out of a sense of solidarity and companionship due to the isolation and loneliness that they both felt. Peter had a solid and calming influence on Anne, there relationship was not romantic but forged out of a necessity to find a kindred spirit in such trying times.
Their friendship imparts poignancy to Anne’s accounts. Peter found the tenderness and comfort that he had been searching for in Anne, making him offer his friendship for the first time to someone and that too a girl.
Peter turned out to be peace-loving, tolerant and extremely easygoing. He began confiding in Anne and made a determined effort to express his innermost self also drawing out Anne in the process. He was much more closed than Anne was and took time to open up as Anne says is characteristic of uncommunicative types. His contemplative years were spent in the annex, bringing him close to Anne out of a sense of solidarity and companionship due to the isolation and loneliness that they both felt. Peter had a solid and calming influence on Anne, there relationship was not romantic but forged out of a necessity to find a kindred spirit in such trying times.
Their friendship imparts poignancy to Anne’s accounts. Peter found the tenderness and comfort that he had been searching for in Anne, making him offer his friendship for the first time to someone and that too a girl.
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Peter Van daan :
He was the only son of vaan Dan's. He is the sixteenth member in the annexe entered with his family. He generally, keeps his thoughts among himself. Anne judges him, rather shy and awkward nature and he can't expresses himself.
Peter has blue and dark eyes, curly hairs, and Anne thinks that Peter might not be a good choice for her.
But, after spending time with Peter in annexe she got attracted to her and started loving her.
Peter often get furious while reading a book on women, which was forbidden by his parents. He also feels a distance from his parents
Peter is quite timid, shy, sweet to Anne, but he hides things from Anne.
He is bad temper who argues with his parents and disobeys them.
Peter is hypersensitive and he also didn't told his Jewish identity to Anne.
Hope this may help uh!!!
He was the only son of vaan Dan's. He is the sixteenth member in the annexe entered with his family. He generally, keeps his thoughts among himself. Anne judges him, rather shy and awkward nature and he can't expresses himself.
Peter has blue and dark eyes, curly hairs, and Anne thinks that Peter might not be a good choice for her.
But, after spending time with Peter in annexe she got attracted to her and started loving her.
Peter often get furious while reading a book on women, which was forbidden by his parents. He also feels a distance from his parents
Peter is quite timid, shy, sweet to Anne, but he hides things from Anne.
He is bad temper who argues with his parents and disobeys them.
Peter is hypersensitive and he also didn't told his Jewish identity to Anne.
Hope this may help uh!!!
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