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Lines 1752–1773: Examine this description of Mr. Dussel’s welcome to the Annex. What does the word bolt mean in this context? What does this word suggest about Mr. Dussel? Mr. and Mrs. Van Daan “murmur” their welcome. What are the playwrights indicating by using the word murmur? Peter is “humiliated” by his father’s comment to Mr. Dussel. What is the impact of the playwrights’ use of the word humiliated instead of a word such as upset or embarrassed?
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