Through Anne Frank’s writing she demonstrates her hope, faith and resilience despite her desperation. Anne had expectations and desires….. , she had complete trust and confidence in God and certain people and she was able to tolerate the most extreme circumstances. Anne Frank displays in her writing her hope, faith and resilience despite the terrible situation that she has endured.
Throughout Anne’s diary entries she continues to display hope. Anne has a desire of being free again and living her old life. She longs to go outside and be with nature, for the war to end so there can be peace and all Jews to be treated equally as humans. ‘we jumped for joy. ‘After the awful events of yesterday, finally something good happens and brings us … hope! …show more content…
She displayed her resiliency through her writing. Despite the fact she was forced to live in fear, Anne writes with optimism and resiliency. The text demonstrates her resiliency to cope with the horrible situation she found herself in. ‘When I write I can shake of all my cares. My sorrow disappears, my spirits are revived.’ (Anne Frank, 2007 : 250) Anne was able to tolerate extreme circumstances by writing in her diary. She justifies her resilience by staying optimistic, strong, patient and kind. ‘And whoever is happy will make others happy too. He who has courage and faith will never perish in misery!" (Anne Frank, 2007 : 152) Anne tries to be the best person she can, to please everyone in the annex. The ability of Anne to resist temptations shows her resiliency. Anne had to leave her friends behind and go into hiding to live constantly in fear and desperation. She had to learn how to live her sudden new life. Just going into hiding Anne showed her resiliency. Throughout living in the annex Anne starts to become more emotionally independent. She is isolated from the real world and begins to feel guilty for her luxuries in the annex. Anne develops into a mature, strong girl with a lot of
Throughout Anne’s diary entries she continues to display hope. Anne has a desire of being free again and living her old life. She longs to go outside and be with nature, for the war to end so there can be peace and all Jews to be treated equally as humans. ‘we jumped for joy. ‘After the awful events of yesterday, finally something good happens and brings us … hope! …show more content…
She displayed her resiliency through her writing. Despite the fact she was forced to live in fear, Anne writes with optimism and resiliency. The text demonstrates her resiliency to cope with the horrible situation she found herself in. ‘When I write I can shake of all my cares. My sorrow disappears, my spirits are revived.’ (Anne Frank, 2007 : 250) Anne was able to tolerate extreme circumstances by writing in her diary. She justifies her resilience by staying optimistic, strong, patient and kind. ‘And whoever is happy will make others happy too. He who has courage and faith will never perish in misery!" (Anne Frank, 2007 : 152) Anne tries to be the best person she can, to please everyone in the annex. The ability of Anne to resist temptations shows her resiliency. Anne had to leave her friends behind and go into hiding to live constantly in fear and desperation. She had to learn how to live her sudden new life. Just going into hiding Anne showed her resiliency. Throughout living in the annex Anne starts to become more emotionally independent. She is isolated from the real world and begins to feel guilty for her luxuries in the annex. Anne develops into a mature, strong girl with a lot of