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Anne Frank Conflict Analysis

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Introduction In this essay i´m going to talk about the conflicts of two stories that I pick. A conflict is to come into collision or disagreement; be contradictory, at variance, or in opposition. I´m going to talk about two stories that are “The Diary of Anne Frank” and the other story that is “The Fault in our Stars”. I pick “The Diary of Anne Frank” because I think that it is a very interesting story that explains how was the life of Anne in times of war. And the other story because I personally think that it was a very good story and has a really good point of view of the situation. Text: The Diary of Anne Frank What happened: The story of “The Diary of Anne Frank” is a story about a girl who lives in the 40s century were it was war …show more content…

It affects Anne in her daily life because she used to live in a normal house around all her family and now she lives in a very little space between two houses, and it affects her, because when she had a good house now she lives in a little space with all her big family and it is really uncomfortable. The behavior of Anne Frank in the situation is really positive because no matter what she always see the things in a good way, like for example when they had to move to the little house she sees it not like a hiding place, more like a little home that they make them feel more close to her family and also look it like in that place all her family will be safer than in the other house they were before. They don't need to have best response to the conflict because Anne has a really good response, well the family need to calm down a little because they have to be more like Anne because she is really positive with the situation and has a very good response to the conflict, so the family needed to have more calm and be more positive like

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