Question

In Act I, Scene 1 of The Diary of Anne Frank, compare the setting to the action that occurs in the scene. Is the mood of the setting hopeful, frightening, or something else? Compare this to the actions of the scene to discuss how the setting and plot do or do not work together. Use specific quotations and examples in your response of about 150 words.

Answer 1

It is very frightening because they can get caught easily and if they do, they will most likely get killed right there, tortured, or go to a concentration camp. They all are hoping not to get caught by the Nazis and hoping they have enough food when all this ends. It is frightening for the people who are hiding in the Secret Annex because if they make any noise between 6 a.m to 8 p.m the people who work down there will hear them and they will turn them in. They are also starting to argue who gets more food, which will turn out bad if they keep doing that. It would be very frightening if I was them and I wouldn't know what to think. The Nazis are at every block in the streets and if they see them through a window or such sort are getting killed. That's why I think it is very frightening.

Step-by-step explanation:

I wrote it myself and all the grammar is correct. It's also 156 words.

Answer 2

the mood of the setting is frightening because the situation that they are in is very dangerous. they have a high possibility of getting arrested or possibly killed. one scene that you can compare to this is the scene of when the nazis are walking down the street. this relates to my answer because it shows how the nazis are very strict and will do whatever they need to capture the people who don’t belong.