Read these stage directions from The Diary of Anne Frank, Act I:
A match suddenly flares in the attic. We dimly see Mr. Van Daan. He is getting his bearings. He comes quickly down the stairs, and goes to the cupboard where the food is stored. Again the match flares up, and is as quickly blown out. The dim figure is seen to steal back up the stairs. As described in the stage directions and from what you’ve learned about Mr. Van Daan, which sentence best explains his behavior and what it reveals about him?
a. He is getting a snack for his wife, which shows that he is kind and considerate
b. He is sneaking food for himself, which shows that he is greedy and selfish.
c. He is figuring out how much food is left, which shows that he is careful and organized.

If you read Anne Frank, you'd realize from Mr. Van Daan's situation that he's not being greedy with this action. However, even if you didn't know anything about him, you could tell from the text that he's being sneaky, giving the impression that he's greedy and selfish.

Mr. Van Daan's selfishness is obvious from the beginning of the play and grows until he starts taking food from the Annex storage bin.

He sells his wife's beloved fur coat to buy cigarettes and is cruel and callous to his son, Peter.

Mr. van Daan's diary entry. According to Anne, he is intelligent, opinionated, pragmatic, and slightly narcissistic. Mr. Van Daan is a volatile individual who freely expresses his views and is not afraid to incite conflict.

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