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Anne Frank became frustrated with her mother even before they went into hiding.

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I get upset with my mother when she behaves like I am unable to take care of myself.

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I feel like I am the only child who has arguments with their mom. This makes me realized I am not alone.

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Yes. In the movie, she never appeared to cry when Anne refused to let her comfort her, compared to in the play, where she actually starts crying. But it is obvious that they didn’t see eye to eye.

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The director might have felt that he didn’t want to focus on Edith’s character arc as much as Anne’s.

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Anne Frank felt trapped when she wasn’t outdoors for two years. She was so glad to be outside she didn’t care if it was when she was being taken to a concentration camp.

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I love being outside and connecting with nature. I know it would be very hard for me as well to stay inside for two years. Not to mention the Vitamin D deficiency.

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Anne Frank and her companions were unable to use the toilet or sink for most of the day.

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I have to use the bathroom every few hours. There is no way I could hold it that long. And I drink a lot of water, so not being able to use the sink would be terrible.

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Now I appreciate how often I am allowed to walk outside.

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No. In both the movie and the play, none of the people went outside except Miep and Mr. Kraler.

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The director knew that since the story revolves around the Frank’s, the Van Pel’s, and Mr. Pfeffer going into hiding, it would be impossible to let them go out and have them not be seen.

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I am so thankful that I can use the sink and the restroom any time I want.

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No. However, the play emphasized this more than the movie.

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This detail was kept the same because the people were hidden above a workplace. People were working all day long, so they would have heard the water running as the Frank’s used the toilet or the Van Pel’s used the sink.

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Food had to be rationed between everyone.

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I like to eat. Eating portioned food would be very hard for me if it always left my stomach half full. It would be especially hard if one person was found to have been stealing the food for themselves.

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I am appreciative of every meal that that includes wonderfully prepared food.

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No. In both, food was rationed. I can’t remember if Mr. Van Pel stole food from the food cabinets in the attic.

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It is historically accurate to say they had limited food supply.

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Anne Frank outgrew her clothes so she started having to wear Margot’s.

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When I was younger I grew so quickly that Mom had to buy me new clothes every school year. I’ve slowed down, now.

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It would be terrible having to share clothes with my younger sister.

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Yes. It never really elaborated on the outgrowing-clothes aspect of Anne growing up in the movie. She did get her period, in both, though.

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Outgrowing clothes is not a relevant detail to the rest of the story. It is something that happens to everyone.