“What kind of voice can fill the calm night time with such joy?"

 This work consists of three chapters.

 <Helen's Spring> is a famous story of young Helen recognizing the meaning of objects and their names.

 <Helen in the Forest> is a story of Helen, studying at Harvard, feels anxious about independence and loneliness of a woman as she begins to become aware of love and sex.

<Helen and the Moon> is a story of Helen, interested in welfare and labor in modern society, experiences conflicts with Sullivan as she produces documentaries and photographs seeking for donations by tuning with the interest of the general public.

 Each episode is unraveled by the body motions of Helen who relies entirely upon olfactory and tactile senses and the desperate voice of Sullivan, who tries to upraise the consciousness of Helen from darkness and silence.