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Why does Anne disagree with Margot and her mother? What does this tell us about Anne’s character?
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Why does Anne disagree with Margot and her mother? What does this tell us about Anne’s character?

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Anne is well spoken
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Anne's relationship with her mother is not good. Anne thinks that her mother always supports Margot rather than supporting her. Also she thinks herself as a mentally mature girl and doesn't want to share anything with her mother.

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