What did Helen Keller feel after breaking the doll?

Answer 1

Because she understood what she had done and felt sorry for destroying a gift from others and especially felt sorry to her teacher who had cared for her so much.

Answer 2

She broke her doll because she feel like she was still different, blind, lonely although Miss Sullivan taught her some words.

"Better Answer" ( She became impatient at Miss Sullivan's repeated attempts.)

Answer 3

If you are referring to Helen Keller, given her handicaps, she would be able to fondle the dolls, by her touch sight, which was refined almost to the degree of a shark. Sharks have dermal vision and can sense currents, shapes of objects, through their skin. This ability is unique to the sharks and should not be confused with radar or sonar used by Bats or dolphins. Again, I presume you are talking about Helen Keller.

Answer 4

When the mystery of language was suddenly reaveled to Helen, the living word awakened her soul and a new hope began to fill her. Every object which she touched seemed to quiver with life because she saw everything with strange and new sight. Then she remembered the doll she had broken and tried vainly to put them together. Then her eyes filled with tears and for the first time she felt repentence and sorrow.

Answer 5

Helen Keller felt frustrated and overwhelmed after breaking the doll, as it symbolized her inability to control her anger and her isolation from the world around her. This experience served as a turning point in her life, leading her to work even harder in her education and communication skills.

Answer 6

she did? i didnt know that neither did she

Answer 7

Nope....Helen Keller's first word was water and she pronounced it, "wah-wah".

Answer 8

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