what trait of anne's character made her a popular figure in her school
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Anne Frank was extraordinary in her vitality, optimism, hunger for knowledge, and creativity. She was also a moody, sensitive young woman who could (by her own admission) occasionally be mean to those around her... though she struggled not to be.
In other words, not only was she extraordinary, she was also just plain ol' ordinary. This makes her story all the more relatable. And all the more devastating.
In other words, not only was she extraordinary, she was also just plain ol' ordinary. This makes her story all the more relatable. And all the more devastating.
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As a girl with confidence, Anne was expressive and loving. She was socialized and had many friends. She enjoyed the freedom and had friends of both sexes.
She loved her daddy very much. But, she was not on good terms with her mother. When her relationship with Peter was not approved, she developed 2 characters of her own.
She is considered to be a brave and a vibrant girl who can handle all situations.
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