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Question
The author refers to two contrasting emotions - what are they?
Solution
- The first was when her teacher, Anne Sullivan, entered her life and delighted her.
- On the afternoon of that fateful day, she suggested, based on her mother's signs, that something unexpected was about to take place.
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