Keller Sketch For A Purpose Analysis

Proverb: “what you see in yourself is what you see in the world” / Afghan. People have look at themselves to recognize something in the bigger picture. This quotes background is for the most part explaining that the soul is the mirror of the world. This quote fits societies beliefs by telling people to look into themselves and realize who they really are, once they do that they are going to eventually see the reality that they are missing out on.

The book Keller: Sketch for a Purpose by Van Wyck

This quote is about happiness and how sometimes you have to look for it to find it, “Happiness is like the mountain summit. It is sometimes hidden by the clouds, but we know it’s there” (Brooks 61). Even though one can’t see their happiness that it’s always there with them. The next quote is powerful and tells how many people have tunnel vision “That she saw more in her blindness that others who had eyes” (Brooks 71). Even though she is blind and can’t see the world, she has seen more of the world with her imagination by others descriptions. This paraphrase explains how even though she can’t see things that she still imagines them. When Helen was …show more content…
The quote you’re about to read shows that you got to stand up for what you believe. “I have never felt that anything really mattered but knowing that you stood for the things in which you believed had done the very best you could” (Rappaport 21). She is saying in this quote that she didn’t think that opinion mattered unless you stand up for you belief. This net quote tells you a strong message that goes for everyone. “Do what you feel in your heart to be right, for you’ll be criticized either way” (Rappaport 16). Even though you say what you want and what you believe you're always gonna get judged by someone. Sometimes you just have to ignore ignore people and live the way you want to. “Everyone must live their life in their own