Anne's diary was published and if it were not for those that loved her and wanted to remember her, it would have never been completed and shown to us. That diary is a document now that is used to describe the desperate attempts at survival by just this one Jewish family. Think of all of the other families. She named her diary, "Kitty". The story of a young girl who dies in the Holocaust gives us the reality of what these people had to go through. It also gives us a sense of how all of these people were betrayed. Anne's group was betrayed, but history does not say exactly who "told". Possibly, Miep? Her story speaks for all Jews who had to go into hiding.
Explanation:
Reading about the secret annex and the people she came across throughout her stay there, impacted her life. She was really innocent, yet she wrote as if she were a grown woman with experience. To read her experiences helps us to understand and to honor those that died with her and the number of people who perished in the Holocaust. One of my favorite lines from the story is where she describes the fact that she thinks that people are truly good. Even in her despair, she still believed that her people would one day survive.
Bill and Sam's plan to get money is thwarted by the child that they choose to abduct. Red Chief ironically ends up terrorizing his "captors" to the point where they actually pay Red Chief's father to take his child back.
