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Argumentative Essay On Anne Frank

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Have you ever thought what it would be like to be a jew that was hiding from the Nazis? There was a jewish girl that was involved in all of this she still didn't keep her from being kind to others. Anne thought that even though Peter´s family ate a lot of Anne's family´s food she still didn't want her friend to leave because she cared about him. Even though all of this stuff was happening around her and the things that she is having to go through she said ¨Mother you're not putting Peter out. Peter hasn't done anything¨. Anne frank was one of the kindest people that I have ever really even heard of. She was kind to Peters family even though they had stolen food from Anne and her family. “Mother you're not putting Peter out. Peter hasn't …show more content…

Van Dann- “I thought someone was murdering her.” Mr. Dussel- “Unfortunately no.” It was not good to not get along with the other people in the annex because they had to stay cooped up together in there all day every day. They could not get into a full blown argument because they would have been found and captured. I think that Anne was pretty much always kind because she would not let her mother throw Peter out even though his family took their food. Mr. Dussel was not always kind though, He even wished Anne to be dead and gone. Hiding really changed Dussel Because at first he was kind and then he just went rotten. I am surprised that he was not thrown out after all of the things he had done. There were good and bad things that happened in the annex. Anne was always kind to the others in the annex and wouldn't let her mother throw them out. Mr. Dussel was not always kind, he became a very bitter man. Things happened, but somehow they made it work for a long time in the annex. Nobody was kind or bitter the whole time that they were in there. I think that Anne was always kind and and kept the place together and did not let Peter (her now only friend) be thrown out by her mother. I am really glad that Anne was kind enough to keep Peter with them. Without her Peter and his family would have no place to go. They would surely get caught and even killed. I am happy that i got to hear from Peter for a little longer in the

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