How
does Anne feel about her father, her grandmother, Mrs Kuperus and Mr
Keesing? What do these tell you about her?
How does Anne feel about her father, her grandmother, Mrs Kuperus and Mr Keesing? What do these tell you about her?
Anne
felt that her father was the most adorable father
she had ever seen.
Anne
remembered her grandmother even after her death. She wrote in her
diary that no one knew how often she thought of her grandmother and
still loved her.
In the
sixth form at the Montessori nursery school, her teacher was Mrs
Kuperus, who was also the headmistress. At the end of the year, they
were both in tears as they said a heartbreaking farewell.
Mr
Keesing was her Maths teacher. He was
annoyed with her because she talked too much. However, Anne was able
to justify her talkative nature every time she was punished by Mr.
Keesing. On each occasion he was impressed by the manner in which she
presented her arguments.
All
these incidents show how lovable and smart Anne was. Everybody was
attached to her, and even Mr Keesing could
not help but laugh at her essays and acknowledge her smart mind.
Anne felt that her father was the most adorable father she had ever seen.
Anne remembered her grandmother even after her death. She wrote in her diary that no one knew how often she thought of her grandmother and still loved her.
In the sixth form at the Montessori nursery school, her teacher was Mrs Kuperus, who was also the headmistress. At the end of the year, they were both in tears as they said a heartbreaking farewell.
Mr Keesing was her Maths teacher. He was annoyed with her because she talked too much. However, Anne was able to justify her talkative nature every time she was punished by Mr. Keesing. On each occasion he was impressed by the manner in which she presented her arguments.
All these incidents show how lovable and smart Anne was. Everybody was attached to her, and even Mr Keesing could not help but laugh at her essays and acknowledge her smart mind.
