In Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl, how does Anne make a connection between her mother and Mrs. Van Daan? O She complains that both women are flirtatious. O She wishes that her mother and Mrs. Van Daan were more alike. O She wonders whether she will be like her mother or more like Mrs. Van Daan when she is a mother. O She describes both women as ineffective mothers.

One thing her and peter have in common is that they both have terrible moms. they find that are start becoming friends. She doesn't want to be like her mother or Mrs.Van Daan, they are both definitely NOT flirtatious, and why would she want them to be alike if she didn't like either of them.

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OlanmaE OlanmaE · Answer 2 · 2021-11-18T11:42:27+01:00

Anne Frank was a young girl who went into hiding with her parents during the events that led to the Holocaust. Anne made a connection between her mother and Mrs. Van Daan when;

She wonders whether she will be like her mother or more like Mrs. Van Daan when she is a mother.

Anne Frank who was just 13 at the time they went into hiding initially got along well with Mrs. Van Daan but later this relationship changed as she began seeing her as overbearing. She did not also get along well with her mother.

At a time in her story, Anne wondered what her life will be like. She also wondered if she will be more like her mother or Mrs. Van Daan.

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