27. Living In Isolation, She Wrote Her Diary Entries To Someone Named Kitty
Despite living with seven other people in a tiny, enclosed area, Anne Frank felt very alone. Many of her diary entries speak of loneliness and having no one her own age to talk to. She had complicated relationships with her mother and sister, primarily when she was younger. Perhaps due to this loneliness, Frank addressed many of her diary entries to a non-existent person named “Kitty.” She confided in this persona about many things, including the difficulties with her mother and sister.