Narrative Essay On Anne Frank

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We all know the tragic event about the Holocaust. The mass killing of about 6 million Jews, but one individual really stood out. Her name was Annelies Marie Frank. Anne had on and off relationships with family members, lovers, friends, and others. Anne’s relationships are not very different from ours today, she had some of the same complications as we do. One complication is that she abominated her mother but not her father. We all abominate someone in our family whether or not it’s your brother, your sister, your father, or your mother. Sometimes we need to learn to get along with our fellow human beings, even if you don’t like the person you can still atleast try and get along with him/her. Just like Anne quoted “I keep my ideals, because in spite of everything I still believe that people are really good at heart.” Even though Anne abominated everyone in the Secret Annex after a really long time of being with everyone she never lost hope. Another complication is in the beginning when Anne first met Peter Van Daan she didn’t really care for him, she still tried to get …show more content…

Just like you today, our parents have raised us all the way to where we are now, but when we don’t get something we want we throw fits and tell our parents that they don’t love us and if they did they would have bought you what you wanted. Truth is your parents wouldn’t give you up for a million dollars. Even though they say discourteous things to you doesn’t mean they don’t love you.
We all have problems in life; life isn’t fair, you’re not perfect... no one is. We all need to love our family, friends, and others. Anne frank was impolite to the people living in the “Secret Annex” with her but she still obeyed some of them and the others she didn’t, but like I said before they all made it through together, and in the end she was very regretful of how she treated

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