Based on the dialogue in this passage, what does Mr. Frank think about anyone leaving?
Which ideas did you include in your response? You can select more than one answer.
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How does the dialogue in this passage help you understand Peter’s relationship with Anne?
Describe the relationship between Anne and Peter. Think about the way the characters interact through dialogue as well as the information you get from stage directions.
At the beginning of the play, Anne and Peter have a cautious and slightly awkward relationship. Anne is outgoing, talkative, and friendly, often trying to engage a reluctant Peter in conversation. In contrast, Peter is shy, quiet, and easily embarrassed, as seen in the stage directions where he often retreats or reacts awkwardly to Anne's energy. Because they are still getting to know each other under the stress of hiding, their interactions show a mix of curiosity and social discomfort.
Based on the reading, use the drop-down menus to choose the name of the character who best fits these character traits. Cautious, quiet, polite: Kind, caring, protective: Curious, excited, talkative: Worried, thoughtful, a leader:
Based on the stage directions, what can you tell about Anne’s personality?
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