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The diary includes the character of Peter, but the play does not.
The diary includes the character of Miep, but the play does not.
The diary includes the character of Bep, but the play does not.
The diary includes the character of Margot, but the play does not.
Answer:
The diary includes the character of Bep, but the play does not.
Step-by-step explanation:
In "The Diary of Anne Frank" we are introduced to a character named Bep, who is a girl who worked for Anne's father and who was helping the Jews hiding in the annex. This girl was responsible for buying bread and milk for the Jews, however, she is not represented in the play, probably, because she didn’t have such an outstanding performance at the time the Jews are captured and because Anne doesn’t talk much about her, as she speaks of others.