Anne Frank finishes up when Miep brings over a piece of cake and it causes a bunch of chaos. Mrs. Van Daan wants to cut the cake but no one wants her to because they all claim she cuts bigger pieces for her and Mr. Van Daan. Everyone prefers Mrs. Frank to cut it because she will cut it all even. One night they all hear something coming from where they keep the food. When they go see what it is, it’s Mr.Van Daan stealing bread. Everyone gets really upset because it’s their food too, not just his. Anne and Peter’s relationship is getting a little more interesting. They always want to hang out and talk now but they will only talk in Peter’s room with the door shut. After a few days of this they are really close and one night Peter takes a wild risk; he kisses Anne! No one knows except Mrs.Van Daan. After this Anne has officially matured. After all the news commotion there is massive pounding at the door. It just completely changes everything. Mr.Frank opens the door and it’s a Gestapo. They are all taken out and all Anne is thankful for is to finally see the sun and be outside once more. In the end Anne matures from everything that happened between her and Peter. “Despite all that has happened, I believe people are still good at heart.” This last quote from Anne shows she matured from the two years she was in the annex

Second Part:

Mrs.Frank, Anne, Margot and Mrs. Van Pels are taken to a camp but Mrs. Van Pels is separated before they even get there. On January 6, 1945 Edith Frank passes away not being able to say good bye to her girls. Mrs. Van Pels is reunited with Anne and Margot but not much longer they both get very ill with typhus and pass. Margot dies, then Anne a day later.

The men end up a little different. They all end up together. Mr. Van Pels gets too sick to work and is gassed. No one knows exactly when Peter died but they estimate he died between April 11th or May 5th of 1945 from exhaustion. Mr. Dussel is deported in October 1944 and dies on Dec. 20th at 45. Otto is the only survivor and misses all his friends and family dearly.