Young as I am, I face life with more courage and have a better and truer sense of justice than Mother.
I know what I want, I have a goal, I have opinions, a religion and love.
If only I can be myself, I'll be satisfied. I know that I'm a woman, a woman with inner strength and a great deal of courage!
If God lets me live, I'll achieve more than Mother ever did, I'll make my voice heard, I'll go out into the world and work for mankind!
I now know that courage and happiness are needed first! Yours, Anne M. Frank
FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1944
Dear Kitty, Everyone here is still very tense. Pim has nearly reached the boiling point; Mrs. van D. is lying in bed with a cold, grumbling;
Mr. van D. is growing pale without his cigarettes; Dussel, who's having to give up many of his comforts, is carping at everyone; etc., etc.
We seem to have run out of luck lately. The toilet's leaking, and the faucet's stuck.
Thanks to our many connections, we'll soon be able to get these repaired.
I'm occasionally sentimental, as you know, but from time to time I have reason to be:
when Peter and I are sitting close together on a hard wooden crate among the junk and dust,
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