Effects Of Anne Frank

Anne Frank’s family’s relationship has been harmed by the wartime environment and situational trauma. When the family had to go to the Secret Annex to hide from the Nazis, they began to fall apart as a family. When Anne writes in her diary, she expresses many troubles with her family, particularly how the parents favor Margot, the older sister. The family’s preference for Margot has an impact on the family’s connection with Anne.Anne Frank recounts her feelings regarding a disagreement that occurred between Anne, Margot, and Edith when they were in the Secret Annex on Saturday, November 7, 1942. This makes Anne believe that there is favoritism towards Margot, making Anne feel alone and unloved. “Of course, Mother took Margot’s side; they always take each

They always tell Anne to apologize when there is a problem, even if it is not her fault. The family’s preference for Margot has an impact on the family’s relationship with Anne. On Sunday, July 12, 1942, Anne Frank relates her feelings about feeling excluded and blamed for all of the issues. When Margot makes a mistake, Edith simply ignores it. When Anne commits a mistake, Edith cries on her. “You can easily see the difference between the way they deal with Margot and the way they deal with me. For example, Margot broke the vacuum cleaner, and because of that we’ve been without light for the rest of the day. Mother said, “Well, Margot, it’s easy to see you’re not used to working; otherwise, you’d have known better than to yank the plug out by the cord.” Margot made some reply, and that was the end of the story. But this afternoon, when I wanted to rewrite something on Mother’s shopping list because her handwriting is so hard to read, she wouldn’t let me. She bawled me out again, and the whole family wound up getting involved. I don’t fit in with them, and I’ve felt that clearly in the last few