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In my essay, I am comparing and contrasting the similarities and differences of Anne, Margot, and Peter. The teenagers and their families are forced to live together because of the Holocaust. The families have to face arguments and disagreements together. Readers should expect to see how Anne, Peter, and Margot get closer from living together, and how they dealt with the hard times from living together in the Secret Annex for so many years. They are all Jewish teenagers living in the Secret Annex being home schooled. They can’t go to their Jewish school anymore since they are in hiding, but they still do their studies in the Secret Annex. Anne, Peter, and Margot also the same beliefs.

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