Annexed Blog #2

In my book, Annexed peter finds himself longing to have his girlfriend, Liese back and safe. She was captured and most likely brought to a Nazi death or concentration camp. I think Peter will keep thinking about Liese and how he wishes he could help, but I don’t think he will ever have the courage to go and save her. Which leads me to wonder, does Peter’s lack of bravery to go and save Liese make him a coward, or does it make him intelligent?

            Peter and Anne Frank’s relationship so far has been a rocky rollercoaster. Peter refuses to believe that even though she is a child, and at times makes him happier, that she could ever be the wonderful person he believes Liese to be. Though they play together, and often times find themselves laughing and smiling, Peter thinks Anne is annoying and childish. I think Peter will find himself in the situation of getting to know her, and also drawn to her optimistic behavior. The reader is forced to guess when and how Peter will fall in love with Anne. I’m wondering the same thing, but from a different perspective. I wonder when Anne fall in love with Peter? She is obviously intelligent, jubilant, and filled with anxiousness. Though she shows great interest in Peter, I’m not yet sure that she is ready to fully trust him, or anyone.