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Anne's Diary Entry Essay: A Fictional Narrative
On the diary entry on 2 January , 1944 anne stated that she was turning over pages in her diary. Of those pages she said she came across letters dealing with the subject mummy. Anne was shocked and wondered “Anne is it really you mentioned hate”? She sat there and thought about it and how it came about that I should have been so brimful of rage. Really so filled with such a thing as hate that i had to confide it all in you.

She talked about trying to understand the anne of a year ago and excuse her, because her conscience isn't clear as long. Then talked about how she used to be furies with mummy and how she still is sometimes. “It is true that i don't understand her, and she doesn't understand me either”. Anne was nervous and irritable because

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