The narrator understands feelings through touch. She gently feels the contours of a person’s face with her fingers. Through this, she detects emotions like laughter or sorrow. Her sense of touch replaces sight, allowing her to connect deeply with others. Class ...
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Helen suggests we use each sense as if we might lose it tomorrow. By living with that awareness, we learn to value the beauty, sound, touch, taste and smell around us and stop taking these everyday miracles for granted. Class 7 ...
Helen Keller experiences the world through her sense of touch, imagination and emotional depth. She uses her fingers to feel textures, shapes and warmth. She connects deeply with people and nature through feeling rather than sight, appreciating every detail. Class 7 ...