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    “The Scarlet Ibis” Level Questions 1. Does the narrator reflect with the smells of the graveyard and how the scents carries all the way back to his house? 2. Does a grindstone stand where the bleeding tree stood‚ just outside the kitchen door? 3. Was Aunt Nicey the only one that believed that Doodle would survive even though his body was too small for his head because she believed that Doodle was born in the cauls and that cauls are made from Jesus’ nightgown? a. Is Aunt Nicey

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    In the short story “The Scarlet Ibis‚” the author conveyed a story about brotherhood between two brothers. The narrator was overwhelmed by his internal conflict of guilt and felt that his actions were having its consequences. Doodle‚ the main character of the story‚ lived a life that consisted of constant struggles. His brother‚ the narrator‚ helped him through his external conflict‚ but one day‚ he pushed him too far. The color red appears constantly throughout the short story and to express

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    The Emotional Scarlet Ibis “The Scarlet Ibis” by James Hurst‚ is a heart wrenching short story told by a young boy and his little brother‚ who has Down syndrome. During the story‚ the older brother talks about his thoughts and actions toward his little brother‚ Doodle. There are many lessons to be learned about human nature‚ for instance: we might do the right thing for the wrong reason‚ when people’s expectations are low they are often proven wrong‚ and finally in the most unexpected places one

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    story "The Scarlet Ibis‚" pride is a driving force in the relationship between two brothers that leads to both triumph and tragedy. The story is about a boy and his disabled brother‚ Doodle. It explores their relationship and how his brother (and his pride) influence Doodle’s life‚ development‚ and death. The theme and message of the story is that pride and ego can have positive and negative consequences for oneself and others. For instance‚ a positive effect of pride in “The Scarlet Ibis” is Brother

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    “The Scarlet Ibis” is about a kid named Doodle and his brother. “The Scarlet Ibis” is about a normal family that had a kid who was born and at the age of five he still wasn’t able to walk. The older brother always takes care of him. The older brother calls his little brother Doodle because he crawled like a doodlebug. The older brother went through many troubles to help his little brother Doodle. They are different in many ways and are similar at the same time. Doodle is very different from his

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    many moments that can lead to love‚ and unfortunately‚ also regret. Many of these moments begin with pride. In the short story‚ “The Scarlet Ibis”‚ there are many events that lead to both of these things. Doodle and his brother are both put in positions where they have to make a decision on what matters to them the most. The author‚ James Hurst‚ from ¨The Scarlet Ibis¨ uses diction and figurative language to prove that pride is something that allows people to love‚ yet can also lead to regret. Pride

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    James Hurst’s short story “The Scarlet Ibis” illuminates how too much pride can cause us to treat our loved ones in cruel ways. The narrator‚ or Brother‚ begins with his brother who he named Doodle that was a disappointment or invalid as he was physically different from the other kids. As Doodle and Brother grew up they went everywhere together and the narrator was embarrassed by of Doodle‚ so he felt as if he would teach him the things they thought he wasn’t capable of to be like the others such

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    Pride‚ greed‚ and vanity. All three of the words I just listed are how Doodle‚ the sweet special needs boy‚ was killed by his brother. If you read this story‚ you will discover that leading up to Doodles death‚ all of these words are present. The Scarlet Ibis starts out with Brother’s (the narrator) baby brother being born. He is born in his caul‚ which means he is special. When Doodle is born‚ it turns out he is disabled with a heart condition. Brother is upset‚ and even kind of wants to kill him.

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    Sometimes pride can be an amazing thing‚ but it can also be a bad thing at times. Although he couldn’t quite handle it‚ Doodle’s brother in “The Scarlet Ibis” had a great deal of pride. Pride can have dramatic effects on people‚ it can get the best of you‚ and pride doesn’t always turn out in your favor. The majority of people would say that pride can’t change the way people act‚ but in reality‚ it can. In the story‚ Doodle gets pushed to the limit often by his brother. His brother’s pride made

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    Have you ever seen a disabled boy learn to walk‚ run or swim? In the story‚” The Scarlet Ibis” the boy named Doodle wasn’t expected to live past birth. He was born with a really thin membrane and he also couldn’t walk. But‚ by staying strong and with the help of his brother taught him how to walk and do other little kid things but with a price. Doodle stayed strong throughout the beginning‚ middle‚ and end of the story‚ but also the theme‚ “Never give up trying.” In the beginning Doodle wasn’t

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