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Anne Frank In World War II, Anne Frank and her family had to go into hiding while Adolf Hitler was ruling in Germany. While in hiding the relationship between the different families grew stronger throughout the 2 years in the annex. It was hard for them, because they had to be quiet and careful so they don't get caught. As time passed, many historical events that occurred outside the annex influenced the moods and relationships of the characters. As you will read throughout this essay I will show you how the life was for Anne and how tough it was. My first piece of evidence for how hard it was to live there when Mr.Dussel told them what was going on in there old neighborhood. How jews were disappearing one and another, even Anne's best friend and her family. “She turns away, in tears. Mrs. Frank motions to Margot to comfort her.” this evidence is from Hackett 130. Annes mood changed from a Perfectly normal state to very sad. This clearly shows how Annes mood has changed from the news coming from outside the annex. …show more content…

This clearly was shown on page 118, “Quack! Quack! Quack. . . Quack. . .” Anne paws off the coat and trousers. “You are the most intolerable insufferable boy I’ve ever met!” “Quack, Quack, Quack.” This evidence shows that over time in the story from being locked in a tight space, the characters relationships were affected. They would do things that would get on each others nerves but as that is happening their relationship is also

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