Question

deaw up a character sketch of Helen as a little girl before she started her education in a formal way

Answer 1

Helen, as a young girl, was in deep communion with nature. She enjoyed her time in their garden, feeling along the square stiff boxwood hedges, losing herself among the flowers, and after a fit of temper, seeking solace in the cool leaves and grass. She learnt to talk quite early, and learnt to walk when she was but a year old. Then came her illness, an acute congestion of stomach and brain, which robbed her of her senses of sight and hearing. Gradually, she got accustomed to the silence and darkness that became her entire life. With her mother's help, she developed signs which she could use to communicate. Her disabilities made her frustrated with the world, and often it would result in a tantrum when she could not understand what others were saying. Martha Washington, the child of their cook, understood her signs the best, and Helen used to domineer over her, making her do things she wanted. She was also resentful of her little sister at first, almost killing her when she overturned her cradle.


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