How Does Anne Frank Change Throughout The Play

How do you think Anne Frank went through the Holocaust while remaining so confident in her situation? I think that Anne is just putting on a brave face so she didn't look childish. She was trying to make the best out of this situation. She realized just how poor things were around her. When the Jewish went to the concentration camp, the Nazis would make them work for food and drag dead bodies. The theme in the play is that you should always keep your head up and you should always look for the good in things like Anne did. That is not a situation which I would want anyone to be in or that I would be able to handle very well. Even though she knew these things were horrific, I think she was trying to make it look better. Anne Frank left a mark on this world not only to spread love and not hate, but to always keep your hopes up. She did not want to look at the reality of the situation. I believe this is proven when Anne stated, "In spite of everything, I still believe that people are really good at …show more content…
Anne Frank has many hero characteristics, and she will live on in everyone's memories. Anne Frank is very important now and in the future because she taught us many things. She is also important to our society because there is so much hate and maybe if we remember this it will never happen again. Anne told us that if we look at the positives and think about the happy times somehow they happen sooner. She was inspiring to many because she had shown the world how she persisted and never gave up. She left a mark on this world saying that we should spread love not hate. When she said, "In spite of everything, I still believe that people are really good at heart," I think she was giving hope to the situation, not only for herself but all who suffered. I think throughout this situation and even in the concentration camp she was brave, hopeful, optimistic and never gave up