Peopl Here: The Diary Of Anne Frank

Anne Frank, a sixteen-year-old girl in hiding, withstands many experiences during the Holocaust. She and her family sheltered inside a secret annex during the ordeal, the Holocaust, arguably one of the most devastating acts to happen in history. During this time, she recorded her emotions, the situations the family experienced, her point of view and adulthood. Anne recorded the events in a diary transferred over from their old residence, labeled as ‘Kitty’. Anne, unfortunately, died from a concentration camp. However, this ‘Kitty’ had gotten published and presumably populated by her father, Otto Frank. He scanned the diary and constructed exactly how Anne felt about Peter. Furthermore, how she loves being around him. He also saw her perspective on the Van Daans, and how adults don’t quarrel with each other even though the Van Daans argued endlessly. The diary was just oozing with curiosity, feeling, and intent. Moreover, a peculiar entry had been located in the young girl's diary, that quotes: “In spite of everything, I still believe that …show more content…
Furthermore, she is stressed about her exchanges and interactions with her mother, as even in the play she says to Mr. Frank -her father- that she doesn’t have affection for her mother. Moreover, she still believes that she is a good person at her heart, “... yet I’m sure I’m not a bad person.” Earlier in the entry, she logs: “I’m seething with rage, yet I can’t show it.” Paradoxically, she says she is good at heart, she swears that she is, but from the exchanges in the play, she is quarreling and annoyed the majority of the time being. However, this makes the quote even more interesting, because of the fact that it isn’t just pointed at the Nazi’s, but at her own temperament as well in the