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The Diary of Anne Frank, Act II
Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett | Drama
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What might cause someone to become rigid with fear?
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Being in immediate danger — for example, hearing a sudden noise or knock that might mean the Nazis have found the Annex, or realizing a betrayal is about to expose them. In Act II the people in hiding are constantly terrified of discovery; that threat to their lives and freedom can make someone go rigid with fear (muscle-tightening, frozen in shock).
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