https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven How does Anne change from the end of the play to The Last Seven Months? en-us 2018-02-12 12:30:22 UTC 2018-02-12 19:23:42 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230631079 At the end of the play, Anne was hopeful and positive towards the future, even though she knew they were going to the concentration camps. At the end of The Last Seven Months, Anne has no hope. She believes that her father has died and she has no reason to try or fight anymore. Being at the camp changed her personality and it took the life out of her.]]> 2018-02-12 15:19:14 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230631079 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230631160 At the end of the play Anne seems almost hopeful for the future. She believes that there is a good in people and that one day World War two would end and that she could have a happy life. In the last 7 months of Anne Frank she is very worried and filled with grief. Her mother had passed away and she assumed that her father had as well. Margot was seriously ill and all of Anne's hair had been shaven off. She was left out in the cold with little clothing or food and was not in the best condition. The concentration camp had ruined any hope that she had of a happy future.]]> 2018-02-12 15:19:23 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230631160 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230631194 there were multiple changes that occurred from when Anne was in the annex and the last seven months. The main thing was her hope. In the annex her hope was high that they would live, that they would succeed. During the last seven months it said she was broken. She had little to eat and was freezing to death. Another change was how she felt toward her family. In the annex she started to gain a closer bond to her family and only a couple months later it was all taken away from her. She is now tired and depressed, the concentration camp has locked up all of her hope of surviving.]]> 2018-02-12 15:19:26 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230631194 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230631210 When Anne was in hiding she was very optimistic. She always assumed the best of things and tried not to worry. When Anne was in the concentration camp she had no optimism. Anne had automatically assumed that both her parents had died, although we know that isn't true. Anne also became more less naive when she was in the concentration camp. Anne had experienced first hand what the concentration camps were like, so she knew better what was happening to people while she was in hiding.]]> 2018-02-12 15:19:28 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230631210 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230631467 Her mind has since deteriorated, and has started becoming desperate for food and warmth... everything positive in her thoughts has been perished from her mind, and is growing mad and depressed. And yet, in the final act she was trying to bring Peter out of his despair... ]]> 2018-02-12 15:19:50 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230631467 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230631487 At the end of the play Anne was very fearful but looking forward to getting out of the enclosed room that her family and the Van Daans were staying in. She was scared what was going to happen to her family. At the end of The Last Seven Months, it stated, "It wasn't the same Anne. he was a broken girl. I probably was too, but it was so terrible. She immediately began to cry, and she told me, "I don't have any parents anymore"(520). This shows how Anne has changed because she was always was bright and talkative, and now she seems broken, lost, and no where to turn to. ]]> 2018-02-12 15:19:52 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230631487 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230631498 Anne has changed emotionally as well as physically. For starters Anne's appearance has changed quite a lot. First, they shaved her head. Also, she is really thin due to hunger. So she looks really different compared to the end of the play. But her attitude has changed as well. In the end of the play she was hopeful and rather optimistic. While in this reading we see the Nazis broke her spirit. She is incredibly sad and lost all her optimism. She has a lot of grief and her sister is dying as well. So all in all Anne has changed a whole lot since the end of the play]]> 2018-02-12 15:19:53 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230631498 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230631558 At the end of the play Anne was prepared, ready for whatever was going to happen to her next, but in The Last Seven Months of Anne Frank, she is scared and alone, but still lives on.]]> 2018-02-12 15:19:59 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230631558 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230631662 In the beginning of the play Anne had been so cheerful and playful, as well as irresponsible and selfish. Now that she is older she has become more self aware and thoughtful, as well as more calm and responsible. ]]> 2018-02-12 15:20:06 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230631662 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230631768 At the end of the play, Anne was optimistic and happy. She was hopeful. She believed that everybody was good, no matter what they do. However, towards the end of "The Last Seven Months of Anne Frank", Anne was a little broken down. She assumed her father was dead, without really thinking it through. She was hopeless and scared. ]]> 2018-02-12 15:20:17 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230631768 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230631774 At the end of the play, Anne was hopeful and innocent because she thought people were still good at heart. Anne was sad and hopeless at the end of "The Last Seven Months of Anne Frank" because she lost her parents. She didn't have any food, clothes, or hair and she had been proud of her hair.]]> 2018-02-12 15:20:17 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230631774 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230631781 At the end of the play Anne was hopeful and optimistic. In The Last Seven Months Anne was "a broken girl" and she was miserable to the point she cried.]]> 2018-02-12 15:20:18 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230631781 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230631863 At the end of the play, Anne was naive and did not know what was going to happen.  She was still hopeful for what was to come.  But at the end of "The Last Seven Months of Anne Frank," she was broken and cried and screamed, actions that show Anne's feeling of hopelessness. She also had lost hope that her mother and father are alive]]> 2018-02-12 15:20:24 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230631863 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230631899 Anne is very optimistic, positive, and hopeful in Act 2, Scene 5, which is the end of the play. In the passage about Anne in the concentration camp, Anne seems that she has not that hopeful person, and she no longer had the strength to survive. ]]> 2018-02-12 15:20:27 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230631899 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230631939 At the end of the play Anne was very hopeful and had a positive look towards people. At the end of The Last Seven Months of Anne Frank, Anne had no hope at all. She was so upset because she didn't know that her father was alive. During the last seven months Anne realized what was really happening to her.]]> 2018-02-12 15:20:30 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230631939 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230631940 At the end of the play, and was hopeful and believe that she was going to stay alive. But in the last seven months, she had become very depressed and know that she was going to die.]]> 2018-02-12 15:20:30 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230631940 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230631952 In the end Anne is hopeful and protective of Peter. She is staying strong and trying to make the best of her horrible situation. In The Last Seven Months she has realized what is happening. She has relished in the little  things more like her hair and the package Hanna threw her.]]> 2018-02-12 15:20:31 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230631952 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230631978 In Act 2, scene 5, Anne is positive, confident and selfless. Anne was hopeful for her future. When she gets caught, she is hopeless. In "The Last Seven Months of Anne Frank" she is a broken girl, she screams and cries and does not think her parents are alive. She lost all of her strength and courage when she was caught. ]]> 2018-02-12 15:20:33 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230631978 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230632003 At the end of the play, Anne is still forgiving and joyful. She was excited to have fresh air everyday, rather than inside a confined space. At the end of The Last Seven Months, Anne has lost hope, and she is upset about her sister who is very sick. She misses her father, and her mother is dead. She is very hungry, and someone stole the package her friend gave her. She has given up, and knows her end is near.]]> 2018-02-12 15:20:36 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230632003 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230632065 Anne was somewhat happy to come out of hiding at the end of the play.  In The Last Seven Months,  she is very broken, hopeless, and sad.]]> 2018-02-12 15:20:41 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230632065 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230632174 At the end of the play she was optimistic and was almost a little happy about getting some fresh air. Although in "The Last Seven Months" she almost sounded hopeless and cried to her friend about her families death and the thought that her father was gassed right away. The concentration camp changed her to become a less optimistic person to a hopeless personality. Her friend claimed "She was a broken girl. I probably was, too, but it was so terrible."]]> 2018-02-12 15:20:51 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230632174 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230632325 At the end of the play, Anne was optimistic and hopeful. She was able to see that, even though she was captured, she was still able to get out, have fresh air, see other people. Contrary to this, at the end of "The Last Seven Months of Anne Frank" She was torn apart. "She was a broken girl." (Pg 520) She couldn't take it anymore, she wanted to see her family. She was tired and wanted to get out. She believes that there is no need to fight anymore, shes lost all hope.]]> 2018-02-12 15:21:08 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230632325 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230632337 Anne, in the play is hopeful, that she will one day come out of hiding and live a normal life. but when she is taken to the concentration camp, that hope is gone. she is broken, losing the things she loved the most, including her parents, hair, food, and clothing. the spark of optimism is gone, and she decays in her sorrow.]]> 2018-02-12 15:21:10 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230632337 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230632478 At the end of the play Anne seemed  to be very accepting towards being arrested and at peace, but in the last seven months she seemed like a girl with fear and hopelessness.]]> 2018-02-12 15:21:28 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230632478 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230632664 Anne was very happy and optimistic at the end of the play, but in the last seven months she started to break down and become extremely depressed. This might be because she thought he father was killed in the gas chamber that the Nazi's had used to kill people. If Anne had the known about her father being alive, she might have survived longer in the prison camp. ]]> 2018-02-12 15:21:47 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230632664 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230632732 At the end of the play (and while in hiding) Anne is very optimistic and excited to go back outside. Though in this book she is hopeless and very upset ]]> 2018-02-12 15:21:54 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230632732 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230633061 at the end of the play she was optimistic and hopeful but now she is suffering and depressed, this is probably because she thinks her dad is dead. ]]> 2018-02-12 15:22:26 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230633061 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230633648 At the end of the play, Anne was very anxious and almost excited to go to the concentration camp. When Anne was in the camp however, she did not enjoy it at all because they took away the things that she had taken for granted (even in the annex) like clothing and long hair.]]> 2018-02-12 15:23:22 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230633648 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230638053 At the end of the play, Anne is hopeful and believes they will be safe and free soon. She thought the concentration camp would be a good change. But when she actually got to the concentration camp, it was horrible. Her life was worse than it was in the annex. She believed her father was dead and that things would continue to stay horrible

]]> 2018-02-12 15:29:44 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230638053 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230660390 At the end of the play Anne is hopeful for what is to come next, and believes there is good in people and that they will end world war two. She also believed that she could have a happy life even being in the annex she was making the best out of it and trying to be happy. In the last 7 months of Anne Frank she seems broken and she has lost her hope. Her mother had passed she believed her father did also, and Margot was very ill. Being in the concentration camp was hard for her, being cold with no food or clothes. So that led her to feel as if there was nothing left to hope for and that it was all over.]]> 2018-02-12 16:03:09 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230660390 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230660475 At the end of the play, Anne felt hopeful that people would get her out of the Annex. She was excited to go back to school and have a normal life. Now, she is broken. All her hopes and dreams were crushed because the Green Police took her to a concentration camp. She thinks her dad is dead, she's starving, and Margot is very sick. She doesn't feel like life is worth living anymore. ]]> 2018-02-12 16:03:17 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230660475 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230660477 Anne seemed collected at the end of the play. She said goodbye to everyone and gathered her things, and left with the green police. Anne seemed eager to get out of the Annex and get to the camp and be "free". But during, "The Last Seven Months of Anne Frank" she seemed on the verge of breaking down. She lost her temper with the lady who took her package. Anne also cried when she said that she didn't have her parents anymore. Hannah found out that they shaved Anne's hair, which she took pride in.]]> 2018-02-12 16:03:17 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230660477 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230660557 Anne has become less hopeful because at the end of the play she was hopeful of whats to come but now that she lost her mother and doesn't know what happened to her father, and Margot is sick she feels like she doesn't have a family anymore, and should fight any longer.]]> 2018-02-12 16:03:25 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230660557 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230660661 Anne has become much more upset after the end of the play because she thinks she has no parents she thinks her dad got killed. In the play Anne was more exited to get out of the annex but now she has no food.]]> 2018-02-12 16:03:34 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230660661 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230660709 At the end of the play she is more mature and hopeful towards whats gonna happen. She knew that this was gonna come sometime so she just faced it. At the end of The Last Seven Months Anne had lost all of her hope. Even thought Anne knew that one day this would happen she was still staying positive and optimistic. Now that that day has actually come she is sad and has lost all her hope and happiness.]]> 2018-02-12 16:03:38 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230660709 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230660727 Towards the end of the play Anne was optimistic and was certain that her life would go back to normal. In The Last Seven Months Anne thought her parents died and has no will to survive. Being in the concentration camps made her break down and become less positive about her life.]]> 2018-02-12 16:03:40 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230660727 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230660748 In the end of the play, Anne is hopeful still thinks people are good. In this story, The Last Seven Months of Anne Frank, Anne is not hopeful anymore and thinks that she shouldnt try anymore because she thinks her father died.]]> 2018-02-12 16:03:42 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230660748 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230660819 In the play Anne was still understanding and she didnt worry as much but in the Last Seven Months she seemed like she just gave up on everything and was just ready to accept what was going to happen to her. She thought that her parents were dead. And her sister was sick. So she really just gave up on everything. I feel like she was just tired of worrying. What kind of showed me this was that she just wasn't as positive anymore. They shaved off her hair, she was cold, her mom was dead and Margot was sick, and they barely had enough food. She went from a happy person to a depressed person in the end. ]]> 2018-02-12 16:03:48 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230660819 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230661018 At the end of the play Anne was relived the she was going to get fresh air and wasn't stuck in the Annex anymore. at the end of the last seven months Ann was trying to live off anything they could find. ]]> 2018-02-12 16:04:08 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230661018 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230661038 in the end of the play, Anne was happy and was a positive person. but now, she is depressed and negative. the life at the camp changed Anne in a lot of ways]]> 2018-02-12 16:04:10 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230661038 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230661167 Towards the end of the play, Anne was hopeful about the future even though they got caught and were going to a concentration camp. While in the camp, she got a little less hopeful because she thought both of her parents had died. Without them, she did not want to go on without them. Therefor, she did not have the strength to live for the last few days.]]> 2018-02-12 16:04:22 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230661167 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230661173 T]]> 2018-02-12 16:04:23 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230661173 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230661283 Towards the end of the play that we read, Anne was hopeful and positive. At the last seven months Anne was not hopeful and didnt believe that she could survive much longer. The Last Seven Months changed her standpoint and personality from when the play ended. ]]> 2018-02-12 16:04:29 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230661283 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230661302 Towards the end of the play Anne was h]]> 2018-02-12 16:04:30 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230661302 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230661326 Towards the end of the play Anne hopeful of what was ahead of her even if it meant being in the concentration camp. As seen in "The Last Seven Months of Anne Frank" she was breaking down, crying when she would talk to her friend across the fence. This is a side of Anne that we hadn't seen before because it seemed as if she had lost all hope. ]]> 2018-02-12 16:04:31 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230661326 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230662116 At the end of the play Anne was kinda relieved to be out of the secret annex. But In the last 7 month Anne was broken and fragile]]> 2018-02-12 16:05:25 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230662116 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230662143 Anne Frank started the play as a bratty little girl but later evolved into a compassionate young lady. She also has realized how everyone wants to keep her safe and loves her, her mom was trying to love her and but she neglected her but realized what she was doing was wrong. She also became hopeful that she could survive. ]]> 2018-02-12 16:05:27 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230662143 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230662303 During the end of the play, Anne was hopeful even though they had been captured by the Green Police. However in the concentration camp, she is very depressed and sad and doesn't have hope anymore.]]> 2018-02-12 16:05:41 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230662303 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230662396 In the end of the play, Anne seemed hopeful to finally leave the Annex. In the Last Seven Months, she was depressed and felt as if there was nothing else she could do or accomplish in her life anymore.]]> 2018-02-12 16:05:49 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230662396 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230663249 At the end of the play, Anne Frank is a happy, caring, confident girl, who believes that she will survive in the camp, but in the Last Seven Months, she is not as confident.]]> 2018-02-12 16:06:53 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230663249 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230663392 At the end of the play, Anne was positive and hopeful about the future even though she knew she was going into almost certain death. In the last seven months she had no hope and was broken. Being at the camp changed her because before she was in the camp she would have still believed in her father, but that just shows what the camp did to her.]]> 2018-02-12 16:07:03 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230663392 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230663425 At the end of the play Anne was a kind hopeful person. In "The Last Seven Months" Anne is more aware of what the Nazis are doing and is very upset. Anne thinks that her parents are dead and has lost the will to live. Anne is not as happy and hopeful as she was at the end of the play, now she is very sad and feels lost. ]]> 2018-02-12 16:07:06 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230663425 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230663898 At the end of the play Anne was realizing she would be happy and not cooped up then at the camp she felt normal as she wasnt in a small space and belonged outside more ]]> 2018-02-12 16:07:46 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230663898 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230664518 At the end of the play Anne felt happy, carrying and kind to everyone saying that everyone is good at heart she was forgiving and a very optimistic person all the way to the end]]> 2018-02-12 16:08:36 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230664518 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230666004 At the end of the play Anne was mature and felt everyone had a nice heart. During the last 7 months she returned to her personality that she had from the begging of the play. ]]> 2018-02-12 16:10:40 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230666004 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230666887 In the beginning, Anne was more enthusiastic. Also she was very happy but in the end she was dead inside. ]]> 2018-02-12 16:12:06 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230666887 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230713489 At the end of the play, Anne was very mature and hopeful, she wrote how she still believed that there was good in people and talked about how the Holocaust was just a phase for the world, she believed she would be free one day. In "The Last Seven Months", Anne was a fragile, scared woman. You could tell she was losing hope. She screamed when she didn't get her package from the narrator. She screamed because she was desperate for something to help her survive. Her mother had died and she believed her father dead, and Margot wouldn't last too long. She had lost hope.]]> 2018-02-12 17:24:54 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230713489 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230713515 At the end of the play, Anne is very optimistic and hopeful. She feels that even though she is going through bad times, that doesn't define everybody and that the world is only temporarily a bad place. In the last seven months Anne is a lot more dreary and upset. Shes talking about how shes cold and she is upset, because she thinks both of her parents are dead. Because of this she seems as though she has lost all hope she originally had and is drastically different.]]> 2018-02-12 17:24:58 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230713515 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230713518 Anne was very happy in the home, she had her parents and the van daans. Now they are all separated, Anne is now very unhappy. She was crying.  And has no one anymore.

]]> 2018-02-12 17:24:58 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230713518 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230713608 At the end of the play Anne felt hopeful for getting out of the annex. She wrote in her diary saying who ever finds it to keep it safe for her for when she comes back. At the end of  "The Last Seven Months of Anne Frank." Anne felt like their was no point in life because everyone in her family has died, at least she thought. She was sad and disappointing since she was the only one left.
 ]]> 2018-02-12 17:25:09 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230713608 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230713637 at the end of the of the play Anne was optimistic and had a very positive outlook of society in the future even while she was going to a concentration camp. At the end of the last seven months Anne has lost hope when she thinks her father died]]> 2018-02-12 17:25:12 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230713637 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230713721 At the end of the play Anne was very hopeful and positive. She always assumed everything would be okay, even though she knew what was to come. In The Last Seven Months Anne had really realized what was going to happen and her attitude changed when she was at the concentration camp. Anne's personality and her outlook overall has changed. Anne has lost hope.]]> 2018-02-12 17:25:20 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230713721 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230713754 At the end of the play shes forgiving,selfless and mature but at the end of "The Last Seven Months" shes like sad and alone. Because everyone that was at her camp moved to a different camp excepts for her.]]> 2018-02-12 17:25:23 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230713754 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230713762 At the end of the play she was excited and saw a happier and free world where she could talk/scream freely without thinking Nazi would come in and kill them. In 7 Months of Anne Frank she was completely the opposite she was in the whole play, she was super depressed and didn't know what hope meant to her. ]]> 2018-02-12 17:25:24 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230713762 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230713854 At the end of the play, Anne stayed positive, she was confident and hopeful even though she knew what was to come in the future. Anne knew that they were going to the concentration camps but that didn't bring her down, she was ready to experience new things. In the last Seven Months, Anne was less confident in fact she was depressed and full of doubt. Since her mom has passed, she then assumed that her father was "gassed right away" and now Margot is very ill. Anne felt like she lost everything she did not stay positive she was full of emotions that she could not explain. Anne lived with less clothes barely any food or drinks. Between the passage of the last Seven Months and the end of the play, it shows how ever since Anne experienced the camp, it then changed her life and personality she use to have.]]> 2018-02-12 17:25:33 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230713854 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230713900 In the end of the play, Anne is optimistic and hopeful that they won't have to suffer for much longer. When they were taken to a concentration camp nearby, she was happy unlike everyone else. She was just so thankful that she was able to be outside in the sun and fresh air after two years. But not long after, she was split up from her father and her mom died. Margot became ill and was not getting better. She didn't believe that the world was a good place anymore. She didn't have anything to believe in. She thought her father was dead and that she was the only one left, so she stopped trying. But if she only knew her dad was alive and that she only had to go through a few more days and then she could be free, then maybe she would've fought. ]]> 2018-02-12 17:25:38 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230713900 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230713925 At the end of the play Anne was brave and hopeful because she knew she had to stay strong during the time her and her family were being separated and being put into different concentration camps. She was also hopeful because she thought that the war would soon come to an end and that once again her and her family will be one again. At the end of "The Last Seven Months" Anne wasn't brave nor hopeful anymore because she was constantly scared that she would be murdered or gassed. She also wasn't hopeful anymore because she knew that her mother was dead and that Margot would soon follow but also thought that her father was dead as well.]]> 2018-02-12 17:25:40 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230713925 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230713973 At the end of the play, Anne was very hopeful and optimistic about the future. She also thought that even though she is going to a concentration camp, that there is still good and people. During the last 7 months she pretty much lost all of that hope. This because she knew her mother was dead, she presumed her father was dead, and knew that Margot was very ill. She also felt very uncomfortable living in a concentration camp where there are limited resources for her to survive. ]]> 2018-02-12 17:25:45 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230713973 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230714065 She used to be outspoken and said what was on her mind. She was very happy and forgiving of everything. Anne seemed she was ready for what was about to happen. But since being in the concentration camp she has not been herself and has been rather upset which is understandable because her family got  killed and she is about to die.   She has changed dramatically since the Annex.]]> 2018-02-12 17:25:54 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230714065 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230714136 At the end of the play Anne was hopeful towards the future. She is also, forgiving towards the Nazi's. At the  end of the Last Seven Months Anne had no hope whats so ever. she was very sad and pitiful loooking. Anne living at the concentration camp changed her.]]> 2018-02-12 17:26:02 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230714136 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230714273 at the end of the play she was happy
at the end of 7 months she was sad and broken 
 ]]> 2018-02-12 17:26:16 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230714273 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230714293 At the end of the play Anne was hopeful and positive for what is to come next in her life. Even though she knew that they were going to a concentration camp she was still happy because she could feel the breeze of the air and she was hopeful because she knew that everyone had some good inside them, it was just whether they would show it. In "The Last Seven Months" of Anne Frank it seems like Anne has lost all of her hope. She thought her father died, her mother is dead, and Margot is very ill. It was hard for her in the concentration camp because she felt like she had no one. She thought it was all over.]]> 2018-02-12 17:26:18 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230714293 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230714557 Anne at the end play was very different then Anne at the end of the "Last seven Months". Anne at the end of the play was very hopeful and optimistic, but in the "Last Seven Month" Anne was depressed and broken. In the play Anne felt even though the Nazi's were attacking Anne felt their was still good people in the world. But in the "Last Seven Months" and was very sad because she didn't have her mother or father.]]> 2018-02-12 17:26:44 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230714557 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230714589 at the end of the play, anne was kinda selfish but polite at the same time. and at the end of "the last seven months" she was very]]> 2018-02-12 17:26:49 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230714589 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230715028 At the beginning of the play, Anne was very outgoing and outspoken. She sort of annoyed many members of the annex with that. Now in the last 7 months she is broken and lost. The concentration camp is lonely and cold. Her mom passed away and Anne believes her father did too. Margot is ill and most likely will pass too. Being in the annex in the beginning is different from the camp in many ways and Anne feels as though she should be done with trying.]]> 2018-02-12 17:27:37 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230715028 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230715088 At the end of the play Anne was hopeful and peaceful for what is to come next, like the annex to end. She believes that there is good in people that it just hasn't come out yet. She was trying to make the best out of it, hopeful that one day she will be able to feel the warm sun on her face. In the last 7 month Anne was broken and sad that she didn't have parents anymore, and that her sister is sick to the point of death. Her mom was already dead and she believed that her beloved father was to she had lost all will to survive]]> 2018-02-12 17:27:44 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230715088 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230715860 Anne was very selfless at the end of the play she was selfless and caring and helping to every one in the annex. In The last seven moths Anne is desperate she cant help her self and she is asking Hannah to give her packages. ]]> 2018-02-12 17:28:53 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230715860 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230716877 At the beginning of the play Anne is sad that she has to leave the safety of the annex but she is also happy because she can finally be out in the open and be in the sunlight that she loved so much. Anne as a character was kind of a brat at the beginning of the play but as the play/story went on she matured very much and was sure she could deal with what is to come but in the seven months she seems to be a broken girl trying to find a way to make peace with it all. Even though she has been broken and imprisoned by these awful people i wouldn't be surprised if she still saw the good in people. so overall Anne was the shining star of character development and in the seven months she was degraded to nothing but a broken soul in a land of thousands.]]> 2018-02-12 17:30:40 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230716877 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230778326 At the end of the play she was a responsible adult who was very optimistic. But now she has given up and she has no hope left. The Nazis took all of the hope that she had away and she isn't as lively as she was before.]]> 2018-02-12 19:12:39 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230778326 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230778344 At the end of the play Anne was shown to be hopeful for the future to survive the Holocaust. She also was excited to be in the outside world where she didn't have to worry about someone finding her. In the article she seem worrisome and scared. She was worried about her family and their health. She was also scared that her father was put in the gas chambers right away.]]> 2018-02-12 19:12:41 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230778344 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230778352 At the end of the  play, Anne was mature and hopeful about her new situation. She seemed calm and collected as she packed up an said goodbye to the Van Daans, Dussell, and her family.In the next seven months at Bergen-Belsen, she becomes distraught and loses all hope because she believes her parents are dead. She is also on edge and any little event sets her off. She has also lost her character and uniqueness, now that the hair she always took pride in was shaved off.]]> 2018-02-12 19:12:43 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230778352 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230778354 At the end of the play Anne was hopeful and excited for the possibilities. She had matured and was a young woman who believed everybody was good. In The Last Seven Months she became upset and scared. When she lost her parents she became vulnerable, and depressed.  She had lost her hope. ]]> 2018-02-12 19:12:43 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230778354 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230778381 Anne had a huge change from the end of the play to her time in Bergen-Belsen. At the end of the play Anne was graceful and accepting of her fate. After seven months at the concentration camp Anne seemed to be beaten down and defeated. Anne was described by Hannah as a "broken girl."  Anne let her mind get the best of her and believed that her father and mother were killed. These negative thoughts contributed to Anne's change in attitude toward the Holocaust ]]> 2018-02-12 19:12:45 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230778381 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230778390 Anne was a very different person at the end of the play than in the camp. Anne was excited and accepting of being taken and wanted to breath fresh air again at the end of the play. In & months of Anne Frank, she was seen as a broken person, which is understandable for the conditions they were under. Although she was no longer Anne Frank, she was a broken girl that had lost a lot and had to be feisty to get food. She was a waiting out the days until it was her last, and she for sure was living with the lack of hope from before.]]> 2018-02-12 19:12:46 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230778390 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230778393 At the end of the play Anne was very optimistic and mature to the point where she even saw good in the Nazis. Although, in The Last Seven Months she began to be broken down by the conditions of the concentration camp and lost her optimistic attitude. Instead, Anne became very saddened by mostly every event in the camp. This transformation shows what such extreme conditions can do to someones character.]]> 2018-02-12 19:12:47 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230778393 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230778394 Anne changed throughout the play, as she became more self-aware. In the beginning of the story, Anne was shown to be self-centered with her outbursts to the residents of the annex, since they wanted her to be more like Margot. Anne wanted to express her own thoughts and opinions, but she got in a lot of fights with her mother and the Van Danns on the way. It would have been more beneficial for the group if Anne did not initiate fights and refuse to cook. As she got older, Anne became less problematic, as she was able to realize things like her mother's views in their arguments. ]]> 2018-02-12 19:12:47 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230778394 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230778405 At the end of the play Anne is mature and she understands the situation better, she starts to have hope, at the beginning Anne did not believe in her or her family, that there was no hope left in them or left in the world, she thought the world was just a cruel hopeless place. As the story goes on Anne starts to believe in her family, and in the world again, she starts to have hope that they will survive and everything will turn out fine]]> 2018-02-12 19:12:48 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230778405 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230778408 At the end of the play Anne was really positive and optimistic, she still had hope for a brighter future. In the Last Seven months she is portrayed in a way that makes her seem hurt and "broken". She is no longer the happy, hopeful young girl she used to be. Losing her parents (or at least thinking she had lost both of them), the illness of Margot, and the other traumatizing experiences she went through, finally took their toll on her at the concentration camp. ]]> 2018-02-12 19:12:48 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230778408 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230778416   When they were first found, Anne felt some hope. Her father said that she was excited because it was the first time that she got to be out side in years. However, the longer she was in the concentration camp, the more and more her hope and joy vanished. Soon enough, she was considered a "broken girl" and considered herself an orphan. She lost her bubbly, bright personality after being prisoner to the Nazis.

]]> 2018-02-12 19:12:49 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230778416 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230778430 At the end of the play, Anne was hopeful and optimistic, even though they were going to be sent away. In The Last Seven Months, Anne was different. Hannah described her as broken, because Anne believed both of her parents were dead. She cried when she talked to Hannah and she told her of her terrible living conditions. Anne had been hopeful at the end of the play, but in The Last Seven Months, Anne had lost her hope.]]> 2018-02-12 19:12:50 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230778430 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230778440 At the end of the play Anne was excited and happy about leaving because she doesn't have to live in fear about the Nazi's coming to find them, she didn't really think about would happen after they were caught. Now in "The Last Seven Months" Anne is different because she believes that both her parents are dead and she feels alone because her dad meant a lot to her, more the her mother and she thinks that her dad was gassed and she doesn't know how to live anymore.]]> 2018-02-12 19:12:51 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230778440 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230778468 At the end of the play Anne is very hopeful and is portrayed to be and feel more alive. In the last seven months Anne is depressed and saddened by the fear and hardships she was forced into during her time in the camp. With the loss of her mother and the loss of the things she prided herself in she lost faith that there was anything left in the world for her]]> 2018-02-12 19:12:54 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230778468 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230778499 At the end of the play, Anne was very hopeful about the future, and even though she knew that she might die, she still believed that the Holocaust would end and that she would be okay. She was strong throughout all the struggles she endured. When she was in the concentration camp, she realized that this was it for her. She was "broken" and she was very fragile. She cried and she screamed instead of keeping calm like she would in the annex, and being in the camp without her parents and knowing very few people and little about what would become of her, she was scared. She didn't feel optimistic and lost all hope. She had nothing to hold onto, and realized that she wasn't going to have a happy ending after all.]]> 2018-02-12 19:12:57 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230778499 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230778502 At the end of the play, Anne was hopeful and optimistic about their situation. She believed that there was still good in people and was happy. In The Last Seven Months, she believed she had lost her family completely and became depressed. She is referred to in the text as "a broken girl." She had essentially lost her hope and strength to survive. She believed she had lost everything and had no reason to fight for survival anymore.]]> 2018-02-12 19:12:57 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230778502 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230778518 At the end of the play, Anne is optimistic, hopeful, and courageous for what was to come because she felt freedom for the first time in 2 years and she stayed that way even though they were going to concentration camps. But, at the end of The Last Seven Months, she is "broken" and the camp seems to have taken away all her sense of hope. She believes that her father died and she gives up trying to fight or wish for good. She changed drastically through the experiences she has faced in the camp and it took her lively spirit and will to persevere.]]> 2018-02-12 19:12:59 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230778518 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230778613 Anne Frank changes from being a happy, optimistic girl, to being broken and un-hopeful about her future. Anne believes that her family and most of her friends are dead and she is deeply depressed. It is a complete change in her demeanor and beliefs, and it could even be said that she is almost a different person.]]> 2018-02-12 19:13:08 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230778613 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230778651 Anne has always been a positive and optimistic girl, even through difficult times (such as her stay at the Annex and all social conflict resolving there), but it is another thing entirely to stay at a German Concentration Camp. Anne always had support from others; her father would always listen to her many quarrels, her mother was there to shield and protect her, and Peter/ Margot provided the comfort only children can bring. When people slowly start to die, and separations take place, Anne no longer has steady land to stand on. She no longer has a reason to fight, and with it goes her strength to believe in a better and more positive world. ]]> 2018-02-12 19:13:11 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230778651 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230778734 At the end of play she was very optimistic, mature, and somewhat upbeat, but in the last 7 months of Anne Frank, she was the opposite. While I the concentration camp, Anne was the opposite. Anne seemed worried and gloomy, as if  she lost hope.]]> 2018-02-12 19:13:17 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230778734 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230778757 At the end of the play Anne was Hopeful and Optimistic, always thinking about the bright side of things. However, in The Last Seven Months, her spirit was crushed. She  had no hope. The camp took her fun, loving personality out of her and took her life away both physically and emotionally.]]> 2018-02-12 19:13:20 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230778757 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230779514 At the end of the play, Anne was hopeful and accepting about being in a concentration camp. During the last seven months, she was not hopeful because she believed that her father died. Basically, being at Bergen-Belsen changed her personality.]]> 2018-02-12 19:14:31 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230779514 https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230782531 At the end of the play we see that Anne is very optimistic and accepting of their faith but when we read about her again she seems less hopeful and easier to break down.]]> 2018-02-12 19:20:02 UTC https://padlet.com/rachel_whittemore/lastseven/wish/230782531