Compare and contrast Anne’s relationship with her mother to that with her father.

In the relationship between Anne and her mother, there is some similarity with the relationship between her and her father. She truly loves them as parents and I understand that her mother works with Annie. I think the relationship with her mother is very similar to the 13-year-old mother; there is a real conflict when a child grows up and begins to grow up. The close relationship of the attachment makes Anne and her mother more difficult to contact. The relationship with her father is love and understanding. He taught her, laughed with her, and relaxed more for her.

The contrast of Anne's relationship with her mother and father is very obvious. Even though she knew that it hurt her mother, Annie always looked at her father's consolation. When Ann shouted at nightmares, her mother arrived first, Ann asked her father. Ann attended school from his father. This is normal activity. Her mother scolded her when Anne said that because she was 13 years old. And that made Ann feel that she could not make her mother happy.

At the end of the story or the beginning of the game, the only survivor of the attachment proved to be a father. He is anxious to find his family, but most importantly he wants Annie to be alive. Anne's relationship with her father is as strong as he is to him. This is truly the death of him as the core

Ann has an intimate relationship with the father she worships, but has little to do with her mother. In various parts of the story, Ann says "She does not like her mother", "The nature of Margo and Mama has changed completely to me, my friend is better than my mother." 42) She hid the time of Anne, experienced the stage where she does not love her mother, hated her father, and did not like anyone in affection. By becoming a teenager she desperately wanted herself I hope to find her goal in my life Adults often let her down and let her get stupid, "I guess I am showing off if I speak. I think silly that I am silly If I am rude, I will answer.If you eat more than I should eat, you idiot, cowardly, etc. "

The contrast of Anne's relationship with her mother and father is very obvious. Even though she knew that it hurt her mother, Annie always looked at her father's consolation. When Ann shouted at nightmares, her mother arrived first, Ann asked her father. Ann attended school from his father. This is normal activity. Her mother scolded her when Anne said that because she was 13 years old. And that made Ann feel that she could not make her mother happy. At the end of the story or the beginning of the game, the only survivor of the attachment proved to be a father. He is anxious to find his family, but most importantly he wants Annie to be alive. Anne's relationship with her father is as strong as he is to him. This is truly the death of him as the core

In the relationship between Anne and her mother, there is some similarity with the relationship between her and her father. She truly loves them as parents and I understand that her mother works with Annie. I think the relationship with her mother is very similar to the 13-year-old mother; there is a real conflict when a child grows up and begins to grow up. The close relationship of the attachment makes Anne and her mother more difficult to contact. The relationship with her father is love and understanding. He taught her, laughed at her, and made her more relaxed