What can a reader infer from the passage? Mr. Frank. The danger has passed. [Margot goes to light the small lamp.] Don’t be so terrified, Anne. We’re safe. Dussel. Who says the danger has passed? Don’t you realize we are in greater danger than ever? Mr. Frank. Mr. Dussel, will you be still! [Mr. Frank takes Anne back to the table, making her sit down with him, trying to calm her.] Dussel. [Pointing to Peter] Thanks to this clumsy fool, there’s someone now who knows we’re up here! Someone now knows we’re up here, hiding! Mrs. Van Daan. [Going to Dussel] Someone knows we’re here, yes. But who is the someone? A thief! A thief! You think a thief is going to go to the Green Police and say . . . I was robbing a place the other night and I heard a noise up over my head? You think a thief is going to do that? Dussel. Yes. I think he will. Mrs. Van Daan. [Hysterically] You’re crazy! [She stumbles back to her seat at the table. Peter follows protectively, pushing Dussel aside.] Dussel. I think someday he’ll be caught and then he’ll make a bargain with the Green Police . . . If they’ll let him off, he’ll tell them where some Jews are hiding! [He goes off into the bedroom. There is a second of appalled silence.] Mr. Van Daan. He’s right. Anne. Father, let’s get out of here! We can’t stay here now . . . Let’s go . . .