The representation of leadership stems from positive and sedative social interaction, and the act of achieving something for the greater good, which is displayed by Mr. Frank in the drama, “The Diary of Anne Frank” by Robert Hackett and Frances Goodrich. Mr. Frank initially lets the others know that he wouldn’t jeopardize their secret annex, “No, I’ve told you no. I’ll do nothing that might let anyone know we are in the building.” Later, at the time of the Nazi’s arrival at their door he composedly addressed them. “For the past two years, we have lived in fear. Now we can live in hope.” By doing the right things that benefitted the lives of his family and friends, Mr. Frank still showed leadership through a time of
