How does Mr. Van Daan refer to Anne? What tone do these words create, and what is the impact of that tone? How has Mr. Van Daan’s attitude changed from the previous scene?

Answer and Explanation:

He refers to Anne in a derogatory and somewhat angry way, providing cruel and malicious words. These words create an uncomfortable tone and a sad mood among the residents of the annex, which makes Mr. Van Daan isolated from the residents and makes Anne feel unloved and sad.

In the previous scene he was happy about how the war was going on, as he was hopeful that the war would end soon.

the correct answer is:

b) a rich merchant.

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