In the play The Miracle Worker, by William Gibson, there is quite a deed of booking; there is Helen vs. herself, Helen vs. Annie, Annie vs. herself, and so on.
        In the conflict of Helen vs. herself, she is chip for one primary(prenominal) 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 illness. Though she has tried she could not, out front she met Annie, speak. This failing led to fits of rage in which she attacked herself, anybody, or anything. Examples of these fits be when she attacked Martha, or tried to smash her dolls head on the floor.
        A second conflict Helen is in is with Annie. Annie tries to teach Helen sign delivery; Helen responds by throwing tantrums, thinking Annie is a problem that can be sent away with a hardly a(prenominal) fits, like any other past problem in her life. Annie sees these fits for what they are though, Helens main communication to the world. When Annie tries to make sign language her main communication Helen throws fits until she realizes that Annie isnt going away, and isnt going to give in to a few tantrums. Helen comes to respect, even love Annie when Helen learns that her finger games are a nitty-gritty to communicate to the outside world.
        Annie is involved in another conflict, with herself. With this conflict she feels guilty about expiration her brother Jimmie in the nominate Alms House so that she could get an education. Annie had sworn to take concern of Jimmie and figured she was doing this for both of them. While she was away though, her brother died, leaving her wracked with guilt over leaving him. Eventually Annie comes to realize that...
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