Have you ever thought been deaf and blind? Annie Sullivan is a teacher in the story The Miracle Worker by William Gibson. When Annie first saw Helen’s family, Annie explained, “Language is more important to the mind that light is to the eyes” (Act I). Some people think that they are perfect, but they do not think about an outside world. Most of people are not really strong or they just give up to the world. When Annie was teaching Helen, Annie cried, “Helen, Helen! The bird must come out of its shell. You come out too” (Act III). Annie developed and grew up through this wonderful story, working really hard. At the beginning she was strong and determined, but Annie evolved at the end to be successful. At the beginning of the story, Annie was strong willed and determined. Annie was an orphan, her entire life. Annie lost her family but she lost her brother at the same orphanage she lived. It made Annie see how horrible it was to live that life is. So Annie did not want Helen to experience the same as she did. When Annie left the institute, she was worried that she was not prepared to teach other people. Annie had several problems with her eyes, but she had nine surgeries. It made her worried because she was not sure if the person she is going to teach would learn from her. When Annie first saw Helen, she exclaimed, “I wondered is she was bright, she is the brightest one in the house” (Act I). Annie always did the right thing to have great progress. In the middle of the story Annie never gave up. Annie tried to teach Helen, even though Helen was spoiled. Annie taught Helen manners and how to eat with a spoon and from her own plate. When Annie first ate in the house, she saw that Helen did not have any manners at all. But Helen’s parents did not understood that; they felt so much pity for her. When Annie was first trying to teach Helen, Mrs. Keller war always arguing with her. Annie teaching Helen and Mrs. Keller complaining, Annie shouted, “There’s nothing impaired in that head Mrs. Keller. Helen is smart and angry. I can use that” (Act III).Annie took Helen away from her family to teach her alone, because Helen knew how to control her parents. Annie tried to teach Helen manner and sign language. Helen did not understood as much as what Annie had taught her, just how to eat and some others manners. Annie had just two weeks, but Helen’s parents were so inpatient. Annie tried to teach Helen all over again and again, but Helen just did not get it at all. At the end, Annie was really successful. Captain Keller went to Annie for Helen. Captain Keller said that it was enough about obedience, but Annie explained, “Obedience is not enough” (act III). Annie taught Helen how to behave, but after Helen’s parents brought her home, she was a disaster. Helen was the same as before, she just did whatever she wanted. Helen’s parents did not give Annie enough time with Helen so she could learn. Also Helen just behaved when she was alone with Annie, because Annie made Helen respect her. When Annie saw that Helen was behaving as before, Annie took Helen to the water to that pump, Annie cried,” You’ve go to stand up to the world” ( Act III). After all Helen understood what Annie was trying to teach her, Helen was really clever, but her parents did not analyze that. After Annie was thankful to her work, Annie was relived for what she had done. Annie never ever stopped doing her work, because she is a really strong woman. Annie knew something really especial will happen. When Annie was strong and determined it meant she had a strong heart. When she first become successful it was her pleasure for her to developed through her life. It truly inspires me that if I do something I want or I want my dream to come true I have to work hard and never give up. Never stop what you started not even if you just have tried one time or being tired of it.