Read the excerpt from The Diary of Anne Frank.

Miep (Hurrying up to a cupboard). Mr. Frank, did you see? There are some of your papers here. (She brings a bundle of papers to him.) We found them in a heap of rubbish on the floor after . . . after you left.

Mr. Frank. Burn them.

(He opens his rucksack to put the glove in it.)

Miep. But, Mr. Frank, there are letters, notes . . .

Mr. Frank. Burn them. All of them.

What does this interaction reveal about Mr. Frank?

A.He does not understand why Miep kept the papers.
B.He does not care about his family’s papers.
C.He knows that seeing the papers will be very painful.
D.He is disappointed that he must read the papers.

The given interaction between Mr. Frank and Miep discloses that Mr. Frank is aware that viewing those papers would surely be afflicting.
This awareness of the agony that those papers would bring him is reflected through his statement "burn them...all of them."
It reflects that he was well aware of the anguish to be caused by those papers and therefore, he wants to remove them from his life forever.

Thus, option C is the correct answer.

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