Pros And Cons Of Indians Living In The Secret Annex

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In my opinion I think if it would have been just the Franks living in the secret annex because they would of had more food for themselves, less fighting and not had to worry as much. first they would of had more food. They would not of had as many mouths to feed so the food they brought to the annex would of lasted longer and they would not of been as hungry. They also would have not had to suffer as much and they would of been happier and not Hangry 24/7. Secondly, I believe she there would have been less fighting. I know Anne and Margot would of fought but they eventually would of got tired of fighting and stopped. When their was more people they could have kept fighting different people, so they did not get bored of fighting each other. This would of caused less fighting between not only the children but the adults as well …show more content…
If their would of been less noise then they would of been able to relax more because having 4 people compared to having 8 can really changed the noise levels. This would of caused them to be able to relax much more. I have many cousins and when they are all at my house t tends to get

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