". . . And, nobody, here, has, attempted, to, control, her. The, greatest, problem, I, have, is, how, to, discipline, her, without, breaking, her, spirit . . . "The, more, I, think, the, more, certain, I, am, that, obedience, is, the, gateway, through, which, knowledge, enters, the, mind, of, the, child—" —The Miracle Worker, William Gibson Annie reads her letter aloud to the audience as she writes it. Based on the contents of Annie's letter, what does Annie feel Helen needs? Annie feels that it is best to ignore Helen and that any attempt to teach her is pointless. Annie feels that Helen is a spirited student. Annie is frustrated by Helen's behavior and feels she must be taught discipline. Annie believes Helen needs more affection from her parents.

Annie is frustrated by Helen's behavior and feels she must be taught discipline.

Explanation:

This is true going by the fact that, Helen has been giving Annie serious issue with her behavior. To her, the more she tries to point Helen in the right direction, the more frustrated she becomes.

The letter is an attempt to show that, the only way Helen could be able to gain knowledge is true being obedient to her parents especially her rather than being stubborn. This could be seen in her quote below:

"The, more, I, think, the, more, certain, I, am, that, obedience, is, the, gateway, through, which, knowledge, enters, the, mind, of, the, child—"..

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