The Diary of Anne Frank ends with the statement, "In spite of everything, I still believe that people are really good at heart." These words were found in an entry in her diary dated July 1944, several months before she perished in a concentration camp. During her ordeal, this quote means that she felt that people are really kind, optimistic, and forgiving. Even though Anne didn’t seem like she was optimistic, forgiving, and kind, she at least tried to get along with her family and friends. Anne wanted to be like her sister, and fit in, and do everything right. But it all had to start somewhere, Anne started to be more optimistic, and forgiving, and kind. When Anne Frank tried this she started to become friends with everyone and started to get along with her family. Anne just wanted to live a happy life with her family and she did when she started doing all those things.
In the book, she said: "I’ll come in here with you and mother, and Mr. Dussel can have my bed.” Anne Frank said this in her diary when Mr. Dussel came into hiding with the Frank family. This is nice because she is letting Mr. Dussel have a bed, and she is trying to find out ways to get everyone to be happy with where they are sleeping. Anne Frank was kind in this part of her story …show more content…
Anne was forgiving because she asked everyone to forgive her. Anne was kind because she tried to give Mr. Dussel her bed, and that Anne would know that she would be sleeping on the floor if that happened. She knew that would happen, but she wanted to be nice and give him her bed. Anne was also optimistic because she thought that she would get out of hiding. When she heard that the invasion, she didn’t think about dying, she thought about getting out and going back to school in the fall. Anne was truly an inspirational
In the book, she said: "I’ll come in here with you and mother, and Mr. Dussel can have my bed.” Anne Frank said this in her diary when Mr. Dussel came into hiding with the Frank family. This is nice because she is letting Mr. Dussel have a bed, and she is trying to find out ways to get everyone to be happy with where they are sleeping. Anne Frank was kind in this part of her story …show more content…
Anne was forgiving because she asked everyone to forgive her. Anne was kind because she tried to give Mr. Dussel her bed, and that Anne would know that she would be sleeping on the floor if that happened. She knew that would happen, but she wanted to be nice and give him her bed. Anne was also optimistic because she thought that she would get out of hiding. When she heard that the invasion, she didn’t think about dying, she thought about getting out and going back to school in the fall. Anne was truly an inspirational