Portraying Anne
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- Anne hides Mr. Van Daan's pipeAct 1 Scene 3AmsterdamSeptember 1942
- Anne, did you see my pipe? ... Anne!
- Am I allowed to talk now?
- Shethrusts the pipe into his mouth, then picks up herglass of milk.
- You’re the most aggravating . . .The trouble with you is, you’ve been spoiled.What you need is a good old-fashioned spanking.
- “Remember,Mr. So-and-So, remember I’m a lady.”
- Will you ask Father to come.
- She leans down to kiss Anne. Anne throws her arm over her face, turning away. Mrs. Frank, hiding her hurt, kisses Anne's arm.
- Anne tells Mr. Frank how she is trying to be a better personAct 1 Scene 4AmsterdamNovember 1942
- Every night I think back over all of the things I did that day that were wrong...
- I have a nicer side,Father . . . a sweeter, nicer side. But I’m scared toshow it. I’m afraid that people are going to laugh atme if I’m serious.
- Did you hear that, everybody? Did you hearwhat I said? The invasion has begun! The invasion!
- The radio . . . The B.B.C.! They said theylanded on the coast of Normandy!
- How do you know?
- Miep tells inhabitants of Annex about D-DayAct 2 Scene 3 AmsterdamJune 6, 1944
- Look at me, the way I’ve treatedMother . . . so mean and horrid to her.
- Oh, Mother, I was. I was awful.
- Mr. Van Daan, sitting on the couch, suddenlybreaks into a convulsive sob. He is ashamed to have stolen the bread. Mrs. Frank tries to console him.
- We’ve all done things that we’reashamed of.
- No, Anneke, no.
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