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The stage directions contribute to Anne's story whenThe stage directions contribute to Anne's story whenMr and Mrs Van Daan are connected because reasons that I do not know right at this momment in time on this very day. So I am just going to type this even though nobody will see it because I will erase it tomorrow so I can answer the question when I know the answer.Mr and Mrs Van Daan are connected because reasons that I do not know right at this momment in time on this very day. So I am just going to type this even though nobody will see it because I will erase it tomorrow so I can answer the question when I know the answer.Mr and Mrs Van Daan are connected because reasons that I do not know right at this momment in time on this very day. So I am just going to type this even though nobody will see it because I will erase it tomorrow so I can answer the question when I know the answer.Mr and Mrs Van Daan are connected because reasons that I do not know right at this momment in time on this very day. So I am just going to type this even though nobody will see it because I will erase it tomorrow so I can answer the question when I know the answer.In the book it states, ¨It isn't necessary to fight to do it. Margot doesnt fight and isn't she...? Margot! Margot! margot! That's all I hear from everyone..¨ (Goodrich and Hackett).The first conflict is that the Nazis are forcing jews to go into hiding and if they are caught they will be persecuted. The conflict is there because it is the most important conflict in the story. If this conflict had not been occurring then there would probably have been no story written about anne frank and her family and friends. This quote I feel explains well, ¨As my family is jewish, we emigrated to holland when hitler came to
power...you could not do this and you could not do that¨ (goodrich and Hackett). Since hitler came to power he started to oppress jew and limit their abilities to do basically anything. Another conflict that occurred in the story is when Mr van Daan was stealing food that was supposed to go to the children. The author of the book states, ¨The Bread! He was stealing the bread!¨ (goodrich and Hackett). In the book this was so important that Dussel tried to strangle him and Mrs Frank wanted to kick them out.