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Hookughghghghghghghghhhhhghghghghhghhhghghg! . When an individual is challenged with circumstances unfamiliar to them, it is best to respond by remaining calm if they are to restore some sense of normalness in their lives. “Fear” is a short story by Anne Frank about how she has to surpass her fear and uncertainty and will be my main source. I have also experienced many situations in my life in which I had to be calm in the face of adversity in order to restore a normal environment. In “Fear” it describes Anne as she is running from the explosions and other frightening sounds that were coming from the street. She and her family are in their home when they heard the sound of guns firing and bombs going off in regular intervals. They run outside

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