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Describe Anne's Relationship

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Anne’s relationship with her mother is gradually maturing and improving.
“ I used to be furious with Mummy, and still am sometimes.” This shows that Anne still gets angry with her mother, but not all the time. This shows that her relationship with her mother is getting better because Anne used to get mad at her mother all the time. In that sentence she said “sometimes” . Sometimes means not all the time, but often. Anne used to get mad at her mother all the time, but now, it happens less. Another sentence in this entry showed me that Anne’s relationship with her mother is improving. “.... It is certainly understandable that she snapped at me.” That shows that Anne understood why her mother snapped at her. In Anne’s past situations

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