The Diary of a Young Girl by Anne Frank

all of the annex members struggle with the concept of duty: duty to ones country, ones friends and ones fellow annex residents. what role does Anne Frank play in all of these duties?

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All of the annex members struggle with the concept of duty: duty to one's country, to one's friends, and, most importantly, one's fellow annex residents. Life in the annex is a series of petty quarrels, and many of them have to do with conflicting feelings of duty towards each other. For her part, Anne struggles to be a dutiful child and to get along with everyone in the annex.