What are the differences between the relationship of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet and the relationship of Anne Frank and Peter Van Daan?

Answer 1

Romeo and Juliet werent judged by racial predjudice. Theyre families didnt like each other [enmeys] but Juliets father was more for shwo and didnt like bad energy be putting put towards him because others may see him in the way

Anne Frank and Peter Van Dann's love was much more wholesum and "there"

Anne Frank and peter Van Dann were both Jewish and both hiding from Nazi's. Anne Frank and Peter went through much worse thigns, that brought them closer together, they were both hiding out, they both had the fear of dieing if found hiding from the Nazi's. [gastapo]

Answer 2

Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet were a passionate, whirlwind romance that ended in tragedy due to family feuds. Anne Frank and Peter Van Daan's relationship in the Secret Annex during World War II was a tender friendship that provided comfort and support in a harrowing environment. While both relationships faced obstacles, Romeo and Juliet's love was forbidden and impulsive, while Anne and Peter's friendship was rooted in shared experiences and mutual understanding.

Answer 3

Anne was highly intelligent, Peter was "average" intelligence. Anne had a curious, inquisitive mind, Peter did not. Anne had no mechanical skills, Peter was excellent with his hands. Anne was emotionally strong, Peter was emotionally needy. Anne had definite goals in life, Peter generally did not. Anne was an extrovert, Peter was an introvert. And the list goes on.