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Anne's Maturity: Personal Narrative

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I started putting notice to big changes in Anne’s maturity in this part of the diary. Anne is now fourteen/fifteen years old and speaks, acts, and looks older. I can understand this because I know that I definitely felt older and more mature when I turned fourteen. It is also clear that Anne is more mature when she started talking about how she wanted someone like a boyfriend, rather just girlfriends. This was exemplified when she started opening up to Peter. It seems to me that Anne has went through stages about her mentality towards her life. She started by thinking everything was going to be okay and that the situation would soon be better. She then went through a sad phase where she had less hope. Now it seems that Anne is once

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