❤HØLÁ MATES❤ Answer me fast its urgent :-Write about any two character of any story
who will answer me first I will mark his or her answer to brainliest answer.
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Lencho is a faithful person . He has a faith in God .
Postman is a helpful person . He helped Lencho by giving him money by own .
Please mark it as y
Character taken from "The Story of My life Novel".
1). Helen Keller :-
Helen Keller is the writer, narrator as well as the central character of The Story of my life. The book, while tracing her journey from childhood to her college days, underlines many of her characteristics traits. In spite of her disabilities, Helen showed exemplary determination and perseverance in her life. Even though Helen had become mute with the loss of her ability to hear, through her hard work and unfailing resolve, she learnt how to speak. Helen overcame all the ordeals and fear on her journey to realize her dream of going to college. Helen appears to be an enthusiastic and, at times, unruly from a very young age. She was frequently gripped by bouts of depression and discontentment. But strong will power motivated her to overcome all negativities.
Being deaf and blind, her only source of knowledge about the world was her books. Thus, Helen was an avid reader. Helen also loved travelling and staying out-of-doors. Her love of the countryside is evident throughout the text. Even though she lacked the sense of sight, she could appreciated the beauty of nature and the works of art.
2). Anne Sullivan :-
Miss Sullivan is the teacher and constant companion of Helen. She successfully awakens Helen soul to light and freedom, and sets her spirit free. She is the spiritual liberator, Whittier has said to Helen about Miss Sullivan.
On third of March, 1887, Miss Sullivan arrived at the house of the Keller's. From that day on, Helen's life took a completely different turn: from darkness to light, from isolation to friendship. Miss Sullivan was an extremely patient and considerate teacher who never failed to understand Helen's frustration and discontentment. She methodically taught Helen how to communicate using her fingers and then assisted her in her education through all the institutions that Helen attended.
Miss Sullivan method of teaching was very effective. She illustrated everything she taught using a poem or a story. Besides, she used to take Helen out-of-doors and teach her in the lap of nature. This way, not only did she help Helen learn lesson, but also developed the bond between Helen and the world she was deprived of. Helen dedicates her success in articulating speech sounds to Miss Sullivan's genius, untiring perseverance and devotion.