His opinion is the best, he knows the most about everything.
Granted, the man has a good head on his shoulders, but it's swelled to no small degree.
Madame. Actually, the best thing would be to say nothing.
Some days, especially when a foul mood is on the way, her face is hard to read.
If you analyze the discussions, you realize she's not the subject, but the guilty party!
A fact everyone prefers to ignore. Even so, you could call her the instigator.
Stirring up trouble, now that's what Mrs. van Daan calls fun. Stirring up trouble between Mrs. Frank and Anne.
Margot and Mr. Frank aren't quite as easy. But let's return to the table.
Mrs. van D. may think she doesn't always get enough, but that's not the case.
The choicest potatoes, the tastiest morsel, the tenderest bit of whatever there is, that's Madame's motto.
The others can all have their turn, as long as I get the best. (Exactly what she accuses Anne Frank of doing.)
Her second watchword is: keep talking. As long as somebody's listening, it doesn't seem to occur to her to wonder whether they're interested.
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