In the play The Miracle Worker, by William Gibson, there is quite a bit of conflict; there is Helen vs. herself, Helen vs. Annie, Annie vs. herself, and so on. <Tab/>In the conflict of Helen vs. herself, she is fighting for one main reason, her disability, and her resulting inability to communicate with others. Her disability of not being able to see or hear is a result of a childhood …
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…over leaving him. Eventually Annie comes to realize that she had done what she could for her brother. This resolve in a way helped her with her conflict with Helen; she wasn't about to let the Kellers send her to the infirmary. <Tab/>The conflicts in The Miracle Worker led to a rather interesting book. They also show that few disabilities are actually impossible to overcome. <Tab/>