Question

what will you do if you were like helen keller. write a diary entry according to your novel experience.
pls help me

Answer 1

Dear diary,
I wonder what exactly I was feeling when
my teacher first came to me? Was I scared?
Nervous? Anxious? I think it was more like
happiness. But yet I was so mad that everybody
else could speak without using sign language,
like I had to. I got so mad that I used to lock my
parents in closets and hide the keys. I would
also scream a lot to get my way. I couldn't
speak because I was young and I never got
taught how to speak. But I was too mad to listen
to her the first day she got to me. I locked her
in the nearest closet I found and hid the key so
nobody knew where it was except me. After a
day of her in the closet I realized something. I
realized this lady was the closest to me
becoming normal, so I let her out of the closet. I
could tell she was mad at me by the way her
face felt on my hand. But, after that, I don't
think I ever mistreated my teacher. She taught
me manners and I love her for that.
The next day was similar to the last. She
tried to get me to calm down. But when she
tried, I just screamed for not getting my own
way. It was difficult teaching me, and I'm so
glad she was my teacher. The first thing we did
was learn different names for different things.
She spelled out the word doll in my hand and
then gave me a doll to hold. I learned later after
days worth of learning that everything had a
name. One of the hardest things to learn was
water. After Miss.Sullivan spelled it out in my
hand, she took me over to the well as she
poured the water on my hands.
If I had to go back and change that part of my
life, I would have definitely treated her with
more respect when she first came. I was just so
angry and I couldn’t help myself. I know now
that I was very wrong to do that to a friend of
mine and even my parents. I should have treated
them better, I mean they are my parents. My
only parents, and my teacher was my only
teacher. So i guess the lesson involved with my
story is to live life to the fullest.
-Helen Keller