Anne Frank Traits
Anne Frank once said, "In spite of everything, I still believe people are really good at heart." This quote was written right before the Annex was found by the Nazis. I feel this expresses three of Anne's personality traits. It indicates how honest, humble, and brave she is. Even when her whole world is crumbling and she has every right to be angry at the unfairness of her situation, she still chooses to believe that people are good. Anne Frank, a Jewish girl alive during World War II, believed the Nazis looking for her and her family, were good people deep down. Anne was a Jew, hiding in an attic from age thirteen to fifteen years old. She wrote every day for two years in her diary named Kitty. She, her family, and another Jewish family were all hiding from the Nazis because Germany had ordered the extermination of all Jews in 1939. This became known as the Holocaust. The Holocaust was a genocide, where about six million Jewish people were
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She goes against what her parents say and forms her own opinions. Anne felt that her family was too harsh towards the other family. She is not afraid to have a different opinion then her parents. This relates to the original quote when she goes against what others think. Instead, she just says what she thinks about the world. She thinks the Nazis are good deep down. That, in my opinion, displays bravery.
In conclusion, Anne's honesty, humbleness, and bravery led her to believe that everyone, deep down, is good. She doesn't see the Nazis, in the same way as others would in her situation. As the quote goes, difficult roads, lead to beautiful destinations. We often forget Anne Frank is only a 15-year-old. The way she forgives her enemy shows maturity. She sees the best in people, even the ones who are out to kill
She goes against what her parents say and forms her own opinions. Anne felt that her family was too harsh towards the other family. She is not afraid to have a different opinion then her parents. This relates to the original quote when she goes against what others think. Instead, she just says what she thinks about the world. She thinks the Nazis are good deep down. That, in my opinion, displays bravery.
In conclusion, Anne's honesty, humbleness, and bravery led her to believe that everyone, deep down, is good. She doesn't see the Nazis, in the same way as others would in her situation. As the quote goes, difficult roads, lead to beautiful destinations. We often forget Anne Frank is only a 15-year-old. The way she forgives her enemy shows maturity. She sees the best in people, even the ones who are out to kill