Changes In The Mood Of The Holocaust

The self-awareness of the protagonist is affected by the tragedy because it gives an internal more personal conflict to the story and gives a state of disturbance towards the protagonist. This is could be added to a story to give a realistic view on a fictional story making the reader get more attached to the book.

the novel itself shares the lives of many different people during that time period. It explored how

The expressions of the characters, caused by their surrounding, is also a factor that can alter the psychological traits in a character. The Man states “He does not trust his dreams, believing that they are "the call of languor and of death” (McCarthy 15).The man has a vivid

The story is quite brief and its plot is simple. Given that it is portrayed as a real event, it has messages that exist both on the surface and more profoundly.

His true personality, though warped now by war, tries to emerge. The soldier mentality, of course, returns and crushes his true personality as soon as he returns to the front, as he needs it to survive.

Topic #2; After effects of the war, this impacts the characters because many of them died or lost their homes after the war.

In addition to add,Throughout the story his emotions and feelings change to being curious,nervous,Frightened,being brave and independent.In this part of reading the story from chapter

, the characters in the story often show emotions whether it be externally or internally. The

The cruelty of Napoleon may create a selfish mood to the story by using examples of personification in order to cause the reader

One historical event that impacted the mood in a serious way, was when they were all arguing and mad with each other, and then Miep rushes in and tells them some good news. Before they found out the news Mr.VanDaan got caught stealing food. Mrs.Franks response was, “No! No! No more talk! I want them to leave!” Hackett page 177. They all thought it was rats, but they soon found out it was Mr.VanDaan. Mrs.Frank couldn’t handle it anymore so she want the VanDaan family out. Right after that Miep comes rushing up to tell them that the invasion has indeed begun. “Did you hear that everybody? Did you hear what i said? The invasion has begun! The invasion!” Hackett page 179. They were all so surprised and consequently they forgot what they were arguing

One particular book in the annex interested Peter and Anne, but they were not of age yet. Instead of following the rules given, Peter took the book and read it in secrecy. Eventually, Mr. van Daan caught him reading this mature novel in the upper part of the

Narrator: Mr Van Daan pulls the coat from her hands and hurries down the attic stairs. As he come into the centre room the others look

One event  that impacted the characters mood negatively is, that they had to wear the star of david after registering as a jew.(pg.106). The star of david is conspicuous on all the franks clothings.The impact that it had on the drama is when peter rips the star of david off his clothings when they go into hiding. “I’m sorta a lone wolf” [as he ripped off the star of david off his clothes].this changes the mood of the characters.

The author of the Anne Frank play includes a number of details on how Anne changes from an annoying girl to a loving and caring person. When WW2 broke out, the Franks, Van Daans, and Mr. Dussel move into a secret Annex in order to avoid capture by the Nazis. They lived together in the Annex for about two years. During these two years, many of the people living in there has gone through some dramatic changes, such as Anne. During the first year in the Annex, Anne is disrespectful and defiant against her mother and Mr. Van Daan. During the second year, Anne understands that her mother was trying to help her, not annoy her. Anne has gone through puberty and has a liking towards Peter. Anne also starts wanting privacy as she starts having secrets. Peter notices that there is a change in Anne as she turns from a noisy girl to a quiet one. Anne’s maturity also shows when she tries to be more optimistic about the world.

By using character development to show the changes in emotions in the characters, Irony in the way Grenouille kills himself, as well