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Biography Of Anne Frank
When reading this play about Anne Frank I have learned many new details about her. The play gave a great amount of detail on how she felt and what she thought about. This play is a very sad play, but that also has humor in it to make it a little less tragic. Anne Franks quote is “In spite of everything, I still believe people are really good at heart.”

In the play, it reads “I’ll come in here with you and mother, and Mr. Dussel can have my bed.” Anne has been being very kind when she said this. There was not a lot of room up in the secret annex, but she was offering her bed for someone else. She knew that she would have probably had to lay with her parents instead of having her own bed. Having your own bed would have been probably nice to
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She was such an inspirational person to every single child that has died during the holocaust. All she ever wanted to be was a normal child that was able to attend school. Her dream was to go back and study history and one day travel to Paris and Hollywood she even had a picture of it to always remind her that one day she will make it there. As for her dream career, it was to be a journalist. A journalist would suit her since she already knew how to write what kept Anne going was her diary it made it so she was able to pour her heart and sorrows in it. Most people would just push it back down and let in pile up until they would not be able to handle it anymore. That was not the same for Anne she let it all out in her diary she was able to write everything she was feeling at that time. Those are the best aspects of a journalist is how they write how they feel in words. But what made Anne such a fantastic person was that even in the darkest of times she was able to keep everyone up and never let anyone give up not even Mr. Dussel. I think the happiest time was when she gave the presents out they all knew she put in an effort to making the presents for everybody. That was when everybody heart warmed up.

From reading this play I have learned a lot of important facts about Anne Franks. I have also thought about Anne Frank’s quote. “In spite of everything, I still believe people are really good at heart.”

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