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Anne And Her Mother Analysis
While being in the “ Secret Annexe” Anne and her mother argue a lot but later on in the book Anne and her mother’s relationship start to mature. She shows signs that she is maturing in her relationship with her mother because in diary entry January 2, 1944 she realizes she was very angry with her mother a year ago, she admits to being hot headed at sometimes, and she has changed some of her old ways when it comes to her mother.
Anne realizes she was very angry as a child when it came to her mother. Anne realizes this because in the text it states, “ Several times I came across letters dealing with the subjebecausemmy ” in such a hotheaded way that I was quite shocked, and asked myself “ Anne is it really you who mentioned hate? Oh, Anne, how could you!” This shows her realizing how angry she was as a child because she is seeing what mean and rude she was saying about her mother and the stuff she did. Another example is in the text it states, “ I should have been so brimful of rage and really so filled with such a thing as hate that had
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Anne started to change in regards to her mother in the text it states, “ I usually keep my mouth shut if I get annoyed.” This shows her changing because in the past she would have said something back but now she is keeping her mouth closed. Another example of her changing is in the text it states, “ Those violent outbursts on paper were only giving vent to anger.” This demonstrates her changing because she is recognizing how she can handle her anger better than calling her mom names behind her back. As the evidence above shows Anne is starting to change some of her old ways with her mother.
As presented by the evidence Anne and her mother relationship is starting to mature. This shows that Anne has realized she was very angry with her mother a year ago, she admitted to being hot headed at sometimes, and she has changed some of her old ways when it comes to her

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