Margot was the eldest child of Franks. She had reserve nature. She had won the confidence of her mummy. She always liked to share her feelings with her mummy. She never interfered into anyone’s matter. She kept to herself. She was a brilliant girl. She always scored good marks in her exams. She was a voracious reader.
Being the eldest child, she had got opportunity and freedom to read many books that she enjoyed very much. She was on good terms with her father too. She was kind and loving to Anne. Whenever necessary and required, she gave her suggestions to Anne.
She was friendly with Anne. She was a silent worker. She was, in fact, a contrast to Anne. She did not speak much, unlike Anne. Except her mother, she never wished to share her feelings with anyone else, however, she wanted to get one. She once said, Anne was fortunate to have a boyfriend to share her feelings with. She patiently bore the difficulties of life in hiding and never said a word of complaint. She lived an unsung life in the Secret Annexe.
