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In the diary of anne frank, anne and peter both experience conflict with their parents. write about a conflict you have experienced with another person, such as a parent. what happened to create the conflict? how did it make you feel? were you able to resolve the conflict, and if so, how? your answer should be about 150 words in length.

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My family is very competitive. Since we were about 8 or 9 years old, my father bought us small fishing rods and small reels to go fishing. We woke up very early and went to the highland of Peru to fish trouts. The first day we didn't catch anything but a cold. We bought trouts from the locals who had many. The next week we started to fish. After two weeks we caught more fish and we were really getting more and more familiar with the fishing activity. I particularly started to fish more and more trouts. One day I fished 13 trouts and my uncle told me that my nickname should be trout Bedregal, but my brother was very angry. Once I was fishing in a nice spot and trouts were coming to my hands like enchanted when my brother came and took my place. He started to fish in my place and he was angry. He was resolute to fish there and he started to fish some trouts. I wanted to push him and take him out of my place but then I thought that I was the trout Bedregal so I was going to be able to find trouts in other place. Then i found a spot not as good as the former one but nice and quiet and kept on being a peaceful and nice guy.

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My brother and I are very competitive. We always challenge each other to drawing contests, trivia contests to see who is smarter (it’s obviously me!), etc, etc. We both love playing Minecraft, but I don’t like it when he plays because it’s MY GAME (I had to buy it with MY money!), and he ends up playing so long that it malfunctions! Last week, I came home tired after a few hours of Saturday Class, and guess what I found as soon as I stepped in the door! I found a drooling, wide-eyed monster playing MY game! AGAIN! I screamed and yelled at him, but of course, he didn’t pay attention. I went to my room and slammed the door. Then, my mom asked my brother for the CD. The dumbo gave it to her, and she threw it halfway across the room! Of course, he found a way to fix it and, (listen to this!), yesterday, since I was at Quran Class and I had to go to my grandmother’s house afterward, HE took advantage and played for more than 5 hours STRAIGHT! I was too tired to even argue! Now, I just let him do whatever he wants.

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