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安妮日记英文版_安妮·弗兰克-第章

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ow and angrily demanded the book back。 i wanted to look through it some more。 margot got madder by the minute; and mother butted in:

〃margot was reading that book; give it back to her。鈥

father came in; and without even knowing what was going on; saw that margot was being wronged and lashed out at me: 〃id like to see what youd do if margot was looking at one of your books!鈥

i promptly gave in; put the book down and; according to them; left the room in a huff。〃 i was neither huffy nor cross; but merely sad。

it wasnt right of father to pass judgment without knowing what the issue was。 i would have given the book to margot myself; and a lot sooner; if father and mother hadnt intervened and rushed to take margots part; as if she were suffering some great injustice。

of course; mother took margots side; they always take each others sides。 im so used to it that ive bee pletely indifferent to mothers rebukes and margots moodiness。 i love them; but only because theyre mother and margot。 i dont give a darn about them as people。 as far as im concerned; they can go jump in a lake。 its different with father。 when i see him being partial to margot; approving margots every action; praising her; hugging her; i feel a gnawing ache inside; because im crazy about him。 i model myself after father; and theres no one in the world i love more。

he doesnt realize that he treats margot differently than he does me: margot just happens to be the smartest; the kindest; the prettiest and the best。 but i have a right to be taken seriously too。 ive always been the clown and mischief maker of the family; ive always had to pay double for my sins: once with scoldings and then again with my own sense of despair。 im no longer satisfied with the meaningless affection or the supposedly serious talks。 i long for something from father that hes incapable of giving。 im not jealous of margot; i never have been。 im not envious of her brains or her beauty。 its just that id like to feel that father really loves me; not because im his child; but because im me; anne。

i cling to father because my contempt of mother is growing daily and its only through him that im able to retain the last ounce of family feeling i have left。 he doesnt understand that i sometimes need to vent my feelings for mother。 he doesnt want to talk about it; and he avoids any discussion involving mothers failings。 and yet mother; with all her shortings; is tougher for me to deal with。 i dont know how i should act。 i cant very well confront her with her carelessness; her sarcasm and her hard…heartedness; yet i cant continue to take the blame for everything。

im the opposite of mother; so of course we clash。 i dont mean to judge her; i dont have that right。 im simply looking at her as a mother。 shes not a mother to me  i have to mother myself。 ive cut myself adrift from them。 im charting my own course; and well see where it leads me。 i have no choice; because i can picture what a mother and a wife should be and cant seem to find anything of the sort in the woman im supposed to call 〃mother。鈥

i tell myself time and again to overlook mothers bad example。 i only want to see her good points; and to look inside myself for whats lacking in her。 but it doesnt work; and the worst part is that father and mother dont realize their own inadequacies and how much i blame them for letting me down。 are there any parents who can make

their children pletely happy?

sometimes i think god is trying to test me; both now and in the future。 ill have to bee a good person on my own; without anyone to serve as a model or advise me; but itll make me stronger in the end。

who else but me is ever going to read these letters? who else but me can i turn to for fort? im frequently in need of consolation; i often feel weak; and more often than not; i fail to meet expectations。 i know this; and every day i resolve to do better。

they arent consistent in their treatment of me。 one day they say that annes a sensible girl and entitled to know everything; and the next that annes a silly goose who doesnt know a thing and yet imagines shes learned all she needs to know from books! im no longer the baby and spoiled little darling whose every deed can be laughed at。 i have my own ideas; plans and ideals; but am unable to articulate them yet。

oh well。 so much es into my head at night when im alone; or during the day when im obliged to put up with people i cant abide or who invariably misinterpret my intentions。 thats why i always wind up ing back to my diary  i start there and end there because kittys always patient。 i promise her that; despite everything; ill keep going; that ill find my own way and choke back my tears。 i only wish i could see some results or; just once; receive encouragement from someone who loves me。

dont condemn me; but think of me as a person who sometimes reaches the bursting point!

yours; anne 

monday; november 9;1942

dearest kitty;

yesterday was peters birthday; his sixteenth。 i was upstairs by eight; and peter and i looked at his presents。 he received a game of monopoly; a razor and a cigarette lighter。 not that he smokes so much; not at all; it just looks so distinguished。

the biggest surprise came from mr。 van daan; who reported at one that the english had landed in tunis; algiers; casablanca and oran。

〃this is the beginning of the end;〃 everyone was saying; but churchill; the british prime minister; who must have heard the same thing being repeated in england; declared; 〃this is not the end。 it is not even the beginning of the end。 but it is; perhaps; the end of the beginning。〃 do you see the difference? however; theres reason for optimism。 stalingrad; the russian city that has been under attack for three months; still hasnt fallen into german hands。

in the true spirit of the annex; i should talk to you about food。 (i should explain that theyre real gluttons up on the top floor。)

bread is delivered daily by a very nice baker; a friend of mr。 kleimans。 of course; we dont have as much as we did at home; but its enough。 we also purchase ration books on the black market。 the price keeps going up; its already risen from 27 to 33 guilders。 and that for mer
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