If today she was a typical, boy-crazy preteen like she was then, it may be a big possibility that she would have been a fan. It's just gross and disturbing that he is not only the one to bring it up, but did so by adding it to her guestbook after such generic, meh-filled statements like "Anne was a good girl".
He walked through that house, that landmark filled with the overwhelming, disturbing history of not only the Holocaust, but the tiny rooms two families and more stayed in to avoid it, and at the end of it, he thought of his own greatness. That is what's appalling to me.
Updated On: 4/15/13 at 09:37 AM