The Miracle Worker

The Miracle Worker is a play by William Gibson based upon Helen Keller's autobiography, The Story of My Life. It tells the story of the relationship between the deaf, mute and blind Keller and Annie Sullivan, the teacher who brought the almost-feral girl into the world of education.

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The Miracle Worker

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:00:30

She'll live.

:00:37

I can tell you now, I thought she wouldn't.

:00:44

I've brought up two of them.
This is my wife's first.

:00:48

She isn't battle-scarred yet.

:00:51

Doctor?

:00:53

Will my girl be all right?

:00:55

By morning she'll be knockin' down
Captain Keller's fences again.

:01:02

Is there nothing we should do?

:01:05

Put up stronger fencin'. Hm?

:01:08

Just let her get well.
She knows how better than we do.

:01:13

These things come and go in infants.
Never know why.

:01:17

Call it acute congestion
of the stomach and brain.

:01:20

I'll see you to your buggy, Doctor.

:01:22

Main thing is the fever's gone.

:01:24

I never saw a baby with more vitality.
That's the truth.

:01:33

(baby cries)

:01:37

Hush...

:01:39

Don't you cry now.

:01:42

You've been trouble enough.

:01:47

"Call it acute congestion" indeed!

:01:50

I don't see what's so cute about
a congestion just cos it's yours.

:01:58

We'll have your father
run an editorial in his paper.

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