Anne Frank's story Act 2 scene 5
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- Afternoon, november 1945
- Mr. Frank
- "We made it our business to learn howthey knew. It was the thief . . . the thief whotold them."
- "No, more"
- Mr. Kraler
- "I’d gone to the country to find food. WhenI got back the block was surrounded by police . . ."
- Miep
- "It seems strange tosay this, that anyone could be happy in aconcentration camp. But Anne was happy inthe camp in Holland where they first took us.After two years of being shut up in these rooms,she could be out . . . out in the sunshine andthe fresh air that she loved."
- "The newsof the war was good. The British and Americanswere sweeping through France. We felt surethat they would get to us in time. In Septemberwe were told that we were to be shipped toPoland . . . I was sent to Auschwitz. They wentto Belsen. In January we were freed, the few of uswho were left. ...."
- A little more?
- "Where were you? Were youat Belsen? At Buchenwald? At Mauthausen? Is itpossible that you knew my wife? Did you ever seemy husband? My son? My daughter? That’s howI found out about my wife’s death . . . of Margot,the Van Daans . . . Dussel. But Anne"
- Months before
- "She puts me to shame."
- Mr. Frank turns a few pages of diary
- Anne's voice "In spite of everything, I still believethat people are really good at heart.
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