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Mr. Van Daan asks Miep to buy him a pack of cigarettes with the money from the coat. This shows that he is willing to prioritize his own comfort and habits over potentially more practical or essential uses for the money. It highlights his self-centered and sometimes frivolous nature.
Mr. Van Daan is in a bad mood due to the shortage of cigarettes.
Mr. Van Daan does not do any cooking in the story "The Diary of Anne Frank." He is an inhabitant of the Secret Annex where the Frank family is hiding, and the cooking is mainly done by Miep Gies and Mrs. Van Daan.
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Mr. Van Daan was one of the individuals who hid with Anne Frank and her family during World War II in the Secret Annex in Amsterdam. He was a close acquaintance of the Franks and played a role in their daily life while in hiding.
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Mr. Van Daan used to smoke. Of course, when they were hiding, he wasnt able to smoke as much as he used to. So he would smoke when one of their helpers (Miep Gies, Johannes Kleiman, Victor Kugler and Bep Voskuijl) got him some tobacco,
Mr. and Mrs. Van Daan argue about selling Mrs. Van Daan's fur coat. Mr. Van Daan wants to sell the coat to buy food, while Mrs. Van Daan wants to keep it for sentimental reasons despite the family's desperate situation.
Mr. and Mrs. Van Daan were a married couple who went into hiding with Anne Frank and her family during World War II in the Secret Annex in Amsterdam. Their real names were Hermann and Auguste van Pels. They had one son, Peter, who became friends with Anne Frank during their time in hiding.
Mr. Dussel accuses Mr. Van Daan of stealing food and other supplies from the hiding place. The accusations have merit because there are instances where food goes missing and Mr. Van Daan is seen behaving suspiciously around the food storage area. This leads to tension and conflict within the group of people in hiding.
In 1943, Anne Frank writes about Mr. Van Daan's habit of criticizing Mrs. Van Daan and how it negatively affects their relationship. She also mentions Mrs. Van Daan's strictness with Peter and her tendency to nag him.
Mr. Frank lost a packet of cigarettes on a bet with Mr. Van Daan in the diary of Anne Frank.