We only have little excerpts of what she’s like, but Anne Frank had a very distinct view on the world. That’s what made her so different. Out of these 3 great inspirations, Anne showed the most stamina compared to all of them.
Anne, even through all the obstacles, she still believed in her faith and honor her religion even though it’s why she’s in hiding. For example, on pg 559 of Anne Frank the play, she hands out gifts to everyone for the holidays. As you see, she is still celebrating her religion even in these hard times. Another time is when she gets to the Secret Annex and she doesn’t want to take off and destroy her Star of David, because she still respects her religion and god (pg. 278 Anne Frank the play). Lastly, In the play Anne sings a Hanukkah song even though they are all scared for their lives, showing that she letting her faith come through during hardship (pg. 408). In either case, you can see she was dedicated to the jewish religion and instead of blaming it for her situation. She instead stayed positive.
Anne Frank was very optimistic about believing that
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The first reason why people might think he has more stamina is when, Elie wrote in his book “ we needed to show God that even here, locked in hell, we were capable of singing praises” (pg. 69 of Night). Another reason why some think Elie has more stamina is because on pg. 86 in the book Night he kept running even though he was cold and starving. Even though, Elie showed a lot of stamina in these situations, there was a lot of other instances where he lacked stamina. For example, on page 34 Elie talks about how he lost his faith and hope in the camp.
As you see, Anne does have greater stamina than Elie and Malala, because she was more hopeful and was more in touch with her faith. Overall, Anne had a strong spirit, some have said that she still “had her face” until the day she
Anne lived in a world where Jews were disliked by Nazi’s and discrimination. Anne died from typhus, Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated. Both of them went through discrimination and hate so they tried to change the world, and were successful after their deaths. They both wrote letters and diaries from when they were held captive
Anne’s Belief of Survival Anne Frank was a Jew who had to struggle through the horrors of WWII. She had to hide with seven other Jews in a very cramped attic. While she was in hiding, she kept a diary where she recorded all her thoughts. These included her thoughts about her survival of the war. Anne went through periods of feeling good and bad but Anne believes that she will survive the war.
Her personality was a choice made by her and only her, without the guide of her parents. On page 266, her sister, Margot, had described her as having “a lot of animation.” This shows how Anne has built herself a strong
But deep inside, I knew that to be able to sleep meant to die. And something in me rebelled against that death.” (page 89) This shows Elies great amount of stamina because he persevered through the emotional hardships that he was presented with and withstanded his oppressors. Overall, one way Elie proves his insurmountable stamina is through his emotional
Mrs.Frank has courage when they have to go into hiding she fills in every one with courage as bad things happen threw out the time they live in the annex. She was frightened but also very sweet and generous when knew people came in. Mrs.Frank did not understand Anne that well but loved her very much and had courage in her daughters and family and friends no matter what condition they were in.
One example of his stamina would be when the German army first travelled to Wiesel's city. On page 10, he wrote, “The Germans were already in our town, the Fascists were already in power, the verdict was already out-and the Jews of Sighet were still smiling.” Elie and the rest of the Jewish citizens in Sighet continued to live their lives completely normally. It wasn’t so much that they were ignoring the situation, but more of that they decided that they couldn’t do anything about it so they didn’t see a point in changing they way they lived. This shows stamina by providing an example of mental stamina-that of which helped the Jews stay positive. The
In the beginning, Anne Frank was a positive person all together even with her classmates who might not be the friendliest at times. Even after she was told that they would have to go to a hiding place. Also when they actually did go into hiding she STILL maintained a positive attitude towards it, she even made the place feel more like home by plastering pictures on the walls. Even though
According to the article, “The Girl Who Lived Forever,” by Kristin Lewis, Anne Frank was a very brave person for many reasons. The first reason Anne was brave is that she and her family had to go into hiding for years. The article “The Girl Who Lived Forever,” states “They had made the daring decision to go into hiding to disappear without a trace.” (Lewis 6). Anne’s family took a big risk by hiding from the Nazis because if anyone discovered what they were doing, they could be arrested and killed.
Growing up during the Holocaust was a rough time especially for Anne. Growing up in a small cramped annex with strict rules and a family she hardly knew was not an easy transition from her living in her own home with some to no rules. To go into hiding Anne had to give up all of her friends and leave the school she was attending. It was like her and her family just disappeared. While staying in the annex for two years Anne has shown many characteristics of a survivor such as being friendly, becoming composed and having an optimistic attitude.
The theme, patience, is important to the story of The Diary of Anne Frank since it helps describe how they have to live. Mr. Frank explains to everyone living in the Annex, the time where everyone has to be quite. “ The men come at about eight-thirty, and leave at about five-thirty. So, to be perfectly safe, from eight in the morning until six in the evening we must move only when it is necessary,” (Goodrich & Hackett pg.707). Therefore, the shown quote reveals the theme of patience,since it explains that the family has to wait for long tedious hours until the workers leave at five-thirty. Mr. Frank explains that subsequently all of the members can talk and walk around after six o’clock, without the fear of being heard. “After six we can move
Malala Yousafzai and Anne Frank Have you ever heard of the two girls whose story made and continued to make an impact all around the world. We will be comparing them to each other. Malala Yousafzai and Anne Frank are alike, but different in many ways. One similarity is that they both had groups terrorizing their homes. For Malala it was the Taliban trying to keep girls from school.
Being able to read about her and learn about her life and about how she was so brave through miserable times at a young age is so inspirational and sad. Her story shows how we need to have the courage to be ourselves, and never give up on our dreams. She shows how we should always have hope, in ourselves, and in others. Anne Frank was strong and passionate, and her story made a difference in the world. Anne Frank was such an inspirational person because she was able to be kind and gentle in the face of awful situations. She was able to be positive and optimistic through difficult times. Most of all, she had courage and hope and she never gave
Ibtisam Barakat and Anne Frank obviously had different personalities. Anne was eleven when the Holocaust started and ibtisam was only three when the six day war started. Even though they are extremely different in some ways, they were both very energetic. While ibtisam had no love life, anne had a boyfriend. She would always daydream about him and how she hoped she would get close with him. Ibtisam would go into her journal and write about how she felt. Anne also did the same; she would write about what happened to her and what she did that day.
I Would agree with Anne Frank because all of them was all the time were good but sometimes. Anne was the goodest one out of all of them and Mrs.Van Daan was the most meanest one out of all of them. (Topic sentence) During the holocaust anne always said that “In spite of everything,
Even though Anne lived in confinement and in such circumstances she didn’t give up on herself and was still optimistic. This shows that Anne Frank is a strong person, at an early age she was able to not lose hope and still believed that people are really good at heart. She continued to grow as a person and still had positivity in