How does Anne compare her situation in the Annex to what others are facing, particularly to the other two young people there?
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The question is asking how Anne compares her own situation in the Annex with that of two other young people in the same setting. It requires analysis and referencing specific evidence from the text to support the comparison.
Answer
Anne feels treated with contempt compared to Margot and Peter.
Anne feels treated with contempt compared to Margot and Peter in the Annex, where she perceives herself as viewed as an 'exasperated child' while they are seen as role models.
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Anne feels treated with contempt compared to Margot and Peter in the Annex, where she perceives herself as viewed as an 'exasperated child' while they are seen as role models.
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Anne struggled with the perception of her personality compared to the others, causing her to reflect deeply on her place in the Annex.
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