How Does Helen Keller Feel To Live In The World Of Darkness And Silence?

How does it feel to live in the world of darkness and silence? It must feel lonely, scare, confuse, and angry. It is hard to imagine what is the life of silence and darkness, blindness and deafness. How one can live without knowing that how others are look like, what others are saying, what others are doing, and what kind of things are existing. Helen Keller lived in the world of darkness and silence since she was young, and she was a lost child. During the era, 1800s, the society was not acceptable toward something unusual, including a person who with disability like Hellen Keller. Probably, many people kept a person inside a house if someone had a disability. Some people might felt a shame about having a family member who has disability because of at the era of the social norm.
Therefore, Helen Keller always had necessaries such as food and housing. In addition, because of the Keller's socio-economic status, they were able to hire Anne Sullivan as a teacher for Helen which positivity changed Helen's life. Anne Sullivan gave a hope to Helen and the Keller family that Helen can learn to communicate with others. Thus, the higher socio-economic status that the Keller family had helped them to have a better life and the socialization for Helen and the Keller family.
The most importantly, Anne Sullivan gave Hellen and the Keller family the hope and the future because Helen learned to communicate with people. Helen was able to live in the same world where everybody was in. When Anne Sullivan writes on Helen's hand the word, teacher, it has a huge meaning. Teacher is someone who teaches something and shows hope and future. Anne Sullivan did not teach only a word or a name: she taught the possibility of Helen's