"The Miracle Worker": Anne Sullivan

In the film "The Miracle Worker", Anne Sullivan is a woman with such determination to encourage Helen Keller to come out from the world of "black" and enter the world of "colour." Helen Keller is a remarkable woman who contracts illnesses that left her blind, deaf, and unable to speak, and is considered backwards of intelligence. She lives in a dark and hopeless world of her own, until age seven, when she is placed in …

…family. But it's worth suffering the pain because the out come is remarkable. Anne Sullivan prepares to educate the Keller family the unknown secrecy of existence, giving them an indication of a superior world, and is agreeable to suffer in order to enhance the Keller family. Anne Sullivan is a perfect example of a virtue of patience. Anne Sullivan taught us that one has to love one another to melt the hatred inside each other.