And like to sit in the attic, there she could be alone for a while and look outside. She couldn't see much nature from the attic window except a chestnut tree and the sky. But, Rotan... As long as this still exists, I thought, and I am allowed to experience it, this sunshine, that sky without a cloud in sight, for as long as that, I cannot be sad. Before Anne had to go into hiding, she had not cared particularly about nature. However, locked away indoors, that changed. Sometimes, she and Peter looked out of the window together, at the bare chestnut tree and rain-covered branches. All of that moved and touched the both of us, so that we could no longer speak. Anne wrote that anyone who was frightened, lonely or unhappy, should go outside. Only then does one sense that everything is as it should be, and that God wants to see people happy in nature. So simple, but so beautiful.