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The Franks, Van Pelses, and Mr. Pfeffer seemed to be in a constant state of bickering when they were together in hiding.

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I do not live with people of multiple families, but sometimes it feels as though I do. My family and I disagree on most things. Our opinions are so scattered that it’s hard to even decide on simple things. I know what it feels like to be singled out by another member of my family, and it happens often.

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During their arguing, the Franks, Van Pelses, and Mr. Pfeffer were divided among themselves. I know that a family shouldn’t have so much arguing that they directly say they hate each other. I am truly trying to be nicer to my family, but it is difficult when they do not comply as well.

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I’d say it was rather the same between the movie and play. The families quarreled normally in both adaptations over the smallest things.

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I believe that the director kept the detail the same because it brought something to the story element. Anne’s diary mentioned the tension, and it wouldn’t have been the same had they all gotten along all the time.

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They couldn’t go outside for over two years.

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I can never fully relate to Anne Frank, but I know what it feels like to be completely trapped. It’s happened with my own mind, and I feel as if I can’t escape impending doom.

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I can see that at least someone understood what I have went through, even if her situation was much worse. She was trapped physically, and I am mentally.

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It really was the same, but their time together was described less in the play. It did show progression of time, however.

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The length of their hiding is crucial to the story. It shows the evolution of their relationships.

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Anne was always treated like a child.

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I am used to being completely ignored since I am still a kid, and my opinions are rarely considered by adults outside my family and teachers.

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Even though she didn’t like it at all, Anne stood strong through this struggle. I can learn from her to stand my ground and keep trying.

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In the movie, Anne was treated more as a child that doesn’t know anything, but in the play, she was treated as an annoying brat.

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The director might have changed it a little to highlight what others thought of Anne rather than only what she thought of others.

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Anne lived in the shadow of her older sister, Margot.

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I definitely know what it feels like to have expectations based on my brothers forced upon my shoulders. I can’t do what they do, no matter how hard I try.

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I know how Anne felt when others expected her to act like her sister. It happens all the time with my brothers and me. She taught me that I don’t have to live of others’ accords, especially if it goes against what I think.

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It was the same throughout the movie and the play, which is shown through the families’ treatment of Anne based on Margot. They all expected her to act proper and quiet, but she didn’t want to.

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The director kept this detail the same to show how Anne was different from not just Margot, but her whole family. She was a child of wonder and thought, not obedience.