'Paper has more patience than people’, when did this thought strike Anne and with what result?
Please answer the question in about 40-50 words .
My question is from the book 'First Flight' and from the chapter ' From the Diary of Anne Frank' .
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Anne’s overpowering loneliness makes her realise that one could be lonely even when surrounded by the people they loved. She felt distanced from the rest of her family and was unable to communicate even though they were supportive and caring. The diary was like Anne's secret confidante with whom she not only shared the daily occurrences of her life but also her innermost thoughts and feelings. Therefore, she believed that paper had more patience than people.
Regards.
Anne’s overpowering loneliness makes her realise that one could be lonely even when surrounded by the people they loved. She felt distanced from the rest of her family and was unable to communicate even though they were supportive and caring. The diary was like Anne's secret confidante with whom she not only shared the daily occurrences of her life but also her innermost thoughts and feelings. Therefore, she believed that paper had more patience than people.
Regards.