Autobiography

Step 1: Action - In a fit of frustration, Helen (the narrator) threw her doll on the floor, breaking it into pieces.
Step 2: Realization - It was only after she successfully learned the concept of language and 'naming' objects that she felt a sense of loss and regret for the broken toy.

Step 1: Historical Fact - In Helen Keller's autobiography 'The Story of My Life', she mentions that the little blind children at the Perkins Institution had sent a doll for her, and Laura Bridgman (another famous deaf-blind student) had dressed it.