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In the play, he continously shows compassion for others such as Mr. Dussel. He allows for Mr. Dussel to move in and stay with them. (p. 528)

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Miep was constatly putting herself in danger, sacfrificing her safety and well-being for others

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At the end of the play, Anne's last line shows that she is compassionate about seeing everyone in a positive light. "In spite of everything, I still believe that people are really good at heart." (Anne Frank, p. 564)

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In Act 2 Scene 4, Anne goes to cheer peter. She talks about how she wished Peter had a religion, one where he believes in something that will give him a bit of hope. (p. 563)

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It takes a lot of courage to stand up for yourself, especially towards grownups. Anne defends herself and others many times throughout the play, but one of the more memorable moments was when she combats the negative thoughts from her elders. (p. 552)

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Compassion - Mr. Van Dann (Hermann Van Pels)

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Compassion - Mr. Van Dann (Hermann Van Pels)

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Though he is somehwat greedy in the play. He shows that he is fully aware of his actions, feeling guilty for taking food. He showed that he cared for others. (p. 561)

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He sacrificed his safety to hide and provide for the people living in the annex.

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Frank leaves the annex to explore the sound coming from the building. (p. 542)

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Peter was going to go after Mr. Frank outside of the Annex. (p. 542)

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Though it wasn't a huge sacrifice, Anne still took her time and effort to make everyone gifts for Hanukkah. Even using some of her stuff to make the gifts. (p. 538-540)