Question

As a child Helen had a natural fascination towards miracles Discuss

Answer 1

yes this is right that Helen had a national fascination towards miracles because she was too young and was not learn how to speak and read. she could not see and hear. this could be the biggest reason that she had a natural fascination towards miracles because she don't know how to speak how to listen because he was not educated at that time.

Answer 2

Helen's education revolves around nature and she recognizes that "everything that could hum, or buzz, or sing, or bloom had a part" (chapter 6). Annie uses clay to teach Helen Geography and people send her collectibles which allow Helen to make associations and "learn from life itself." Helen recognizes that this love of nature stems from Annie's "genius" and continues to relish it. When out in the snow, she even suggests that the light is so bright that "it penetrated the darkness that veils my eyes" (ch 12). She finds the wind "exhilarating" while tobogganing and never misses an opportunity. She is inspired by her surroundings and this contributes to her positive frame of mind.