
Saturday, March 20, 2010
Peter

Thursday, March 11, 2010
Character Analysis: Peter
Act I, Scene II Page709
Anne: Why didn't you ever come over?
Peter: I'm sort of a lone wolf. [He starts to rip off the star of David.]
Anne: What are you doing?
Peter: Taking it off.
Anne: But you can't do that. They'll arrest you if you go out without your star.
[He tosses his knife on the table.]
Peter: Who is going out?
These lines show much about his personality and about who he is. These next lines also on the same page show how he feels about the star that is on his clothes.
Anne: . . . . . . . What are you doing with yours?
[Peter goes over to the stove with his star.]
Peter: Burn it.
Anne: [She starts to throw hers in, and cannot.] It's funny, I can't throw mine away. I don't know why.
Peter: You can't throw . . . ? Something they branded you with . . . ? That they made you wear so they could spit on you?
Anne: I know. I know. But after all, it is the Star of David, isn't it?
[ In the bedroom, right, Margot and Mrs. Frank are lying down. Mr. Frank starts Quitly out.]
Peter: Maybe it is different for a girl.
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Act 1
people are met during the second scene. They're Peter Van Daan, Mr. Van Daan, Mrs. Van Daan, Mrs. Frank, and Mr. Kraler. The Van Daans are waiting for the Franks. Mr. Frank introduces his family because the Franks (except for Mr. Frank) have not met the Van Daans. Meip and Mr. Kraler are helping both families settle in into the attic of the office building. Mr. Frank tells them that they must not make noise while the workers are downstairs. Anne starts to talk to Peter and finds out more about him such as him being a lone wolf kind of person. Anne meets Peter's cat Mouschi. Anne and Peter both take off the star of david that they have sowed to their clothes. Peter throws it in the stove and burns it but, Anne could not because the star was important to her as a jew. Anne receives a diary from her father. When she was going downstairs to look for a pen her father told her not to because of the danger that she will put herself in.SceneIII
Now two months have passed and it is a little after six o' clock. All the workers leave and the two families start to move around. Anne takes Peter's shoes and Peter starts to argue with Anne. Peter goes to feed his cat and his mother tells him to
finish his lessons. Peter tells everyone about Anne's talkative self and why they call her Ms. Quack Quack. Mrs. Van Daan tells Anne about her young days. Mr. Van Daan gets mad at Peter for spending more time with the cat than with his lessons. additionally he gets mad at Peter for not finishing them yet and Mr. Frank ends up helping Peter. Both of the Vann Daans get in an argument about Mr. Van Daan's smoking addiction. that discussion led Mr. Van Daan to tell Anne that she was rude because she was listening to their disscusion in which Anne called a quarrel. Mr. Van Daan starts to talk bad about Anne. Anne accidently spills milk on Mrs. Van Daan's fur coat. Mrs. Frank tells Anne to stop answering back. Which led to an argument about why Anne can't be more like her sister Margot(Margo). Mr. Kraler brings in another person that is going to stay with them for just a few days. His name is Mr. Dussel and he is a dentist. Anne shows him around and tells him about the schedule that the have.Scene IV
Several months later during the night everyone wakes up because they hear s
omeone scream. It was Anne who was screaming because she had a nightmare. Everyone was worried because they thought that there were other people in the attic. Mr. Dussel is angry because Anne is always making noise, making it harder for him to sleep. The Franks help shush her up because they are worried someone on the out side will hear. When Mrs. Frank tries to bond with Anne by comforting her Anne denies it. Anne wants her father with her not her mother because they are different people. Anne explains her dream to her father. Anne tells her dad that she regrets the things she has done because it is not really her it is her bad side. Anne tells her dad that she will start to change and act differently.
Thursday, March 4, 2010
What is Drama?




