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whoever posted the dream song, I hate you with a passion -dream

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Close your eyes, shut your mouth, dream a dream and get us out. Dream dream dream dream dream dream. Hit the hay, fast asleep, dream a dream, you little bleep. Dream dream dream dream dream dream. Just relax, lay about, or my fist will put you out. Dream dream dream dream dream dream. Take your time, but beware, there is darkness in the air. Dream dream dream dream dream dream. Don't despair, step right up. Need some water? Have a cup! Dream dream dream dream dream dream.

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Reading Anne franks actual diary might give you a better insight onto what actually happened. The play would change things or paraphrase and not give the full experience

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It can show how they were and what it was like back in those times. you can see how see was and things of not nature.

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We could gain knowledge from what actually happened as a primary source rather than a secondary source of the play. The actual diary has her exact words of exactly what happened, and not how they interpret it

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We can learn about world war two and the holocaust. We can also learn about how the life was for a Jew during the holocaust.

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You can get more information and perspective on how hard the holocaust was and the drastic changes a jewish individual may have faced.

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Producer (Donald Glover): Aw man, Tray, look up at the sky! It's a full moon... on the Sabbath.
Tracy: This is... scary!
Producer: Break it down.

I was working late on my Haftorah
When I heard a knock on my bedroom-doorah
I opened it up and to my surprise
There was a werewolf standing there with glowing gold eyes
He says tomorrow my son you will be a man
But tonight's the time to join the wolfen clan
Tomorrow you will stand at the bimah and pray
But tonight let's gaze at the moon and bay

Werewolf bar mitzvah
Spooky scary
Boys becoming men
Men becoming wolves

Producer: All right, that was great Tray.
Ok, it's over. That's a wrap! Oh-

The next day what happened, the Talmud didn't teach //Producer: Oh, there's more...
I got up in front of everyone to give my little speech
Then my teeth turned into fangs and my nails into claws
And I nearly dropped the Torah when my hands turned into paws
I growled and I roared and my rabbi did as well
It was a rocking werewolf zoo at Temple Beth-Emmanuel

Producer: Ey man, where'd you learn all these Jewish words?
Tracy: My manager, Harvey Lemmings.

Werewolf bar mitzvah
Spooky scary
Boys becoming men
Men becoming wolves

Producer: I don't... I-I just don't think this... the idea of the song can substain its self for that long because it... it seems a little sweaty now, so...
Tracy: This whole premise is sweaty.

We had a reception at the Larchmont Country Club
They served a real nice brisket and an eight foot party sub
I danced with my cousins, I got money from my folks
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We can basically see whats happening from her eyes more because in the play its more of whats happening to her and others

And because it is most likely more detailed and factual because its first hand information or items

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We might gain a perspective of her type of living in the past. We would know her feelings, actions, & all of her points of view towards.

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a first hand prospective on a family going through the holicost

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We could gain what Annes point of view of everything from her diary. Like what she thought about the other people in the house, how she felt about the whole situation.

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We would get her point of view instead of someone else's knowledge added to Anne's.
Primary sources would be good to know the characters because it is actually Anne writing and she is talking about Margot, Ms. Frank, Ms. Frank, and all the others. We would get to know the truth because Anne would write it but might not say it.

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If we read the actual diary we would gain some more knowledge because it's a primary source. Not a lot more though because the play we are reading is based off of the diary and all elements are somewhat true.

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we'd be able to get genuine, true information about what was going on and how she felt. with primary sources, we can learn about the characters without people changing and inferring how they were.

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We can gain more knowledge from the actual diary.

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first hand knowledge.

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By reading Anne's real diary, we would learn what it was really like to be in the Holocaust in the Secret Annex. A play might make things more relatable and lifelike, but the actual diary would show more thought and how Anne might have reacted more. The play based on the diary probably had to make up a few things to keep the plot going. The characters in the play are different than the people mentioned in the diary. The producer may have also cut out or adjusted some scenes to their preference.

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To get the full experience without edits which are just showing the interesting parts but in reality, not everything is so interesting.
Primary sources can show different perspectives on characters that could only be told if you were actually there.

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We would gain more insight on her life. using primary sources we can see how the characters are different from the real people.

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What might we gain from reading Anne' Frank's actual diary?

How can primary sources shed new light on adapted characters?