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In The Diary of Anne Frank, the conflict between Peter and Mr. Dussel about Mr. Dussel’s unkind words to Peter’s mother supports the theme that
wartime often brings out the worst in people.
children always tend to defend their parents.
difficult times tend to tear friendships apart.
people are not always as they appear to be.
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difficult times tend to tear friendships apart.
The argument shows how the stress and pressure of hiding amplifies small slights into major conflicts—Mr. Dussel’s remark and Peter’s reaction strain their relationship—supporting the idea that hardship can damage friendships.
The argument shows how the stress and pressure of hiding amplifies small slights into major conflicts—Mr. Dussel’s remark and Peter’s reaction strain their relationship—supporting the idea that hardship can damage friendships.
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