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The quotes above are lines from the song "How Far I'll Go." They mirror Anne's wish to become perfect for her mother, and her will to become a writer.

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"One day I'll know, how far I'll go!"

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"I wish I could be the perfect daughter"

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The symbol which represents Anne is a pencil and paper. She is well known for her writing, but she is also known for her creativity and not being shy to stand up for herself. The pen represents her "loud mouth" and all of her confidence. The paper represents her impact on history and the Holocaust.

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This quote emphasizes the pressure on Anne to be immaculate like her sister, Margot, who was calm, collective, and quiet.

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"[Violently rebellious] Margot! Margot! Margot! That's all I hear from everyone... how wonderful Margot is... 'Why aren't you like Margot?'"

-Anne Frank (Goodrich 722).

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This quote reflects in the darkest of times, Anne can be comic relief by entertaining to group and at Hanukkah, providing presents for everybody.

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"[She rushes into her room, hurriedly puts on a little hat improvised from the lamp shade, grabs a satchel bulging with parcels and comes running back.]"

-Anne Frank (Goodrich 737).

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In conclusion, Anne Frank, a girl from two families hiding in an attic during the Holocaust, is depicted as optimistic and self-conscious in the play, The Diary of Anne Frank, written by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett.

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Moana How Far I'll Go Lyrics Auli'i Cravalho

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The Diary of Anne Frank, written by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett is a play about two families struggling to survive in the Holocaust. The main character is Anne Frank, a young woman who is optimistic and self-conscious. Although these traits seem to contradict each other, Anne somehow shows both.