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Hope I Homesick Anne Frank
For many year people have shown multiple ways to be heartless to other groups of human beings. Many groups of people have been mistreated horribly because of the way they look or what they believe in. Things like enslavement and capturing Jewish people is what history has made itself all because certain individuals wanted everyone to be as perfect as they think they are and if they weren't the should deserve the worst. It was a shameful thing to do to humans because of what they were but there was hope inside some of the mistreated groups of people. People like Anne frank and the child from the homesick poem had hope during those dark times. There was fear inside both these people but hope made it fade away.

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The poem is told by a child that is unknown but they said on line 21, “But no one must give up.”-homesick poem. The author believed that we have to work hard and not give up we just can't and that's what made him hope for the best. Even though on line 18 where the author states “A place of evil and fear”, is what they live in. He didn't give up even when he states he lives in a place of evil and fear. On line 23 is say, “Yet we all hope time will come when we’ll go home again.” Mostly everyone in the concentration had hope that they would soon leave that horrible place filled with nothing but fear and evil.

Hope is not stronger than fear because more people would've fought back and standed up to each other. Fear was not the reason no one fought back the Germans took everything away from the Jews, what were they suppose to fight with. They had nothing not even a house to live in they were kept in camps where they were too weak to fight. Its only hope that kept them alive. People like Anne frank and the author who wrote homesick had hope in everyone. Anne had hope that they would soon leave that annex and the author from homesick had hope in

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