Wht attitude of anne's best describes toward helen keller? Motherly or supportively?

I believe she was more supportive than motherly. Even though she had more patience and put in far more time than the average teacher would, she stayed with Helen to rescue her from "a world of darkness." She supported Helen and tolerated her rambunctious behavior, but did not discipline her like a mother would. She supported Helen in believing in her potential to transcend the stereotypical blind/deaf image and be in touch with her surroundings.