anytime. it can come anytime we basically want, just doin this to earn points.
yes!
the fulcrum is the balance at which something has a "Hinge" or able to pivot.
this is possible because of cartilage,
and its always right because of two things, the left is AWAY from your body, and the right is TOWARDS your body.
told from one person's point of view
never the see the dog unless he's around the narrator
never know what other people are thinking unless it is through dialogue
Conflicts in The Diary of Anne Frank arise due to emotional differences and limited resources. These conflicts disrupt harmony and survival strategies in the Secret Annex. Increased fear, personalities clash, and scarcity of resources might give rise to further conflicts.
There are several conflicts which have developed among the characters by the end of Act 1 Scene 3 in The Diary of Anne Frank. The first major conflict is between Anne and her mother, which is an emotional conflict stemming from their vastly different personalities. This conflict is dangerous as it can affect the mood and stability in the Secret Annex. Another significant conflict is between Mr. van Daan and the others over the limited resources available. This conflict is dangerous for obvious reasons - disputes over resources can disrupt overall harmony and survival strategies.
Based on the steadily increasing tension, I predict additional conflicts might arise from increased desperation due to scarcity of resources, fear, and confinement. The differing viewpoints on survival strategies and differing personalities can further exacerbate these conflicts, posing a significant threat to their safety and well-being.
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