How does the confinement of their hiding place affect how the characters relate to one another? Anne frank They grow closer. They begin to bicker. They stop speaking to one another. They are not affected by their confinement.

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Lilia Stone

8 February, 20:58

How does the confinement of their hiding place affect how the characters relate to one another? Anne frank They grow closer. They begin to bicker. They stop speaking to one another. They are not affected by their confinement.

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Elizabeth Walton · Answer 1

They grow closer.

Explanation:

In her diary "The Diary Of a Young Girl" by Anne Frank, she writes about her experiences in the hiding.

The Frank family went into hiding in July 1942. Otto Frank, father of Anne, build a "secret annex" for his family to hide from the cruelty of Nazi German.

There were a total of eight people in hiding. The Frank Family (Otto Frank, Edith Frank, Margot Frank, Anne Frank), the Van Pels (Herman Van Pels, Auguste Van Pels, Peter Van Pels), and Fritz Pfeffer.

In the beginning, the families had issued but later this confinement brought them closer to each other as they share happy and sad moments. Because they were the only ones for each other in the "Secret Annex".