plz give me character sketch of kate adams keller in 200 words plzzz
in very very easy language
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Kate Adams was the second wifeof Helen's father Arthur H. Keller and many years younger than him. Helen's mother Kate Keller had named her daughter after her mother called Helen Everett. Helen had contracted an illness which closed her eyes and ears and plunged her into the unconsciousness of a new-born child. It was called an acute congestion of the stomachand brain. It was from this period that Helen remembered the tenderness with which her mother tried to soothe her in her wailing hours of fret and pain. She tried to placate her child as Helen woke from sleep and turned her eyes to find her vision getting dimmer. Her mother succeeded in making Helen understand a good deal about different kinds of everyday things and Helen always knew when she wished herto bring something. Helen owed to her all the loving wisdom that was bright and good. Helen was extremely attached to her mother, she was also jealous of her sister because she thought of her as an intruder between mother and daughter. Kate was someone whom Helen admired and loved deeply, Helen revered her mother.
Kate Adams was the second wife of Arthur H Keller, Helen's father and Helen's mother. She is beautiful, tall, fair complexioned and had blue eyes. She was much too young from her husband. She was a lovely lady who understands her child really well. She cared for Helen really well. She was intelligent and had excellent memory. She showed courage to fight with adverse circumstances. Her husband's death and paucity of funds created insurmountable hardships. She had a supportive nature and had positive attitude towards life. She did everything that was possible for Helen to make her stand on her own legs.
She patiently took care of Helen when she contracted the debilitating illness. Helen remembers her mother affectionately soothing her pain as she suffered from pain. She was a source of tenderness and love for Helen. She worried endlessly for Helen’s well-being. Often staying up late and taking care of her as she cried. Kate nurtured her daughters sense of learning by making her understand about everyday things. Being attached to her mother, Helen was envious of her sister for sharing her mother’s affections. The bond between Kate and Helen was very deep. She was someone whom Helen worshipped and admired deeply.
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