Question

Why does Anne want to keep a diary?

Answer 1

Hint: The question is from the Novel Diary of a Young Girl written by Anne Frank. The book describes the life of Anne Frank and her family who spent almost 2 years of their lives hiding from the Nazis during World War II. Anne was 14 when she and seven other people had to leave their everyday lives and live in a space about the size of your bathroom just to avoid being killed. Her diary was the first-hand experience of the Holocaust that the Jews had to suffer from.

Complete answer:
 Anne did not have a real friend. She wanted to have a friend who could listen to her patiently and with whom she is comfortable sharing every good and bad moment of life. She thought that paper had more patience than people in real life. She was surrounded by dotting parents and a number of friends, but she always had the need to have that one true friend. To complete her need for one true friend, she wanted to keep a diary as the paper is more patient than people is what she believed in.

Note: Anne’s want to keep a diary helped us to know the horrors behind World War II. The torture and abuse that Jews had to go through during the Holocaust that terror of which even sends chills under the spin even generations after. Anne’s need for a patient friend had opened an all new chapter in the books of history which would have overruled way before.