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Anne Frank Challenges

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In Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl, Anne Frank and the other people in the secret annexe had a rough life. Anne faced a tough challenge which was being stuck in a secret annexe and not seeing life outside. Another person that faced a challenge was Margot and it was that she was very insecure about herself. Anne responded to her challenge by saying that everything was going to be ok even with all of the bad things happening around her. Margot responded to her challenge by not talking to people anymore and fading off into the distance. Anne’s response to her challenge showed us that she is optimistic. Margot’s response to her challenge showed us that she is very insecure about herself.
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