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Character Traits Of Anne Frank
Could you imagine living the way Anne Frank and many other Jews did? Anne Frank was living in the time of the holocaust, and she showed many characteristics. Anne was positive, always had hope and always be positive. Anne reveals these traits by saying, "In spite of everything, I still believe that people are really good at heart." I believe that all women should have these traits.

Anne was a very positive person. For example in the play I heard that Anne commented on the cat. But Peter replied and says,"That the cat is a pain in his neck." Anne replies, "This cat will always be there for you if you feel lonely or feeling a little down." She advised Peter about the bright sides of the cat. Also in the book when they were stuck in the annex they were weary and had nothing
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In the book, Mr. Van Daan stole food from their food stash. When Anne found out about this she forgave him because of Peter. She had feelings for Peter that is why she forgave Mr. Van Daan. Also in the play Peter was being very rude to Anne. For example, when Anne would act just a bit annoying Peter would call her "Mrs. Quack Quack". But later Anne forgave Peter and never gave up on him. Because she never gave up on him, they became close friends. Because she spends time with Peter in his room and they talk for about three hours. But this topic also explains the quote, "In spite of everything, I still believe that people are really good at heart." In this quote it sounds like she forgave all the Nazis for hurting her. Then said they are probably really good at heart to others.

This explained what Anne Frank went through. She will forgive anyone no matter what they did. Anne had hope. Finally Anne was a very positive woman. "In spite of everything, I still believe that people are really good at heart." This quote sums up her whole life on what she went through. This is why these traits show that she would have forgiven anyone no matter what

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