How does Anne Frank directly acknowledge conflicting viewpoints in her diary in Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl? She describes how she is upset that the others don't listen to her opinions.

She decides she can only express her opinions in her diary.

She listens to her family and tries to do what they want.

She reports what others say and considers why they disagree.

She reports what others say and considers why they disagree.

Explanation:

In her closing note, Frank wrote of how others observe her, portraying herself as “a bunch of differences.” She wrote: “As I've explained you many moments, I'm broken in two. One side includes my enthusiastic optimism, my rudeness, my happiness in life, and, above all, my capacity to welcome the brighter side of things.

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