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    leaving his brother in the woods is regrettable. School is starting soon for Doodle and the narrator wants to teach Doodle to run so he will “fit” in. But‚ when Doodle is not able to accomplish these activities in time the narrator becomes spiteful. The narrator believes Doodle being not being able to run is in his head and purposely runs faster and ahead of Doodle to make Doodle strive to catch up with him. Soon after Doodle collapses‚ instead of turning around to help him‚ the narrator chooses to

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    tells the story of a narrator who is ashamed of his younger brother. Doodle‚ the little brother‚ was born with a body incapable of doing normal everyday things. Big brother did not like that Doodle was different so he pushed him to learn how to swim‚ walk and try and do other normal things. Throughout the story‚ Big brother pushes Doodle to the limits‚ and ends with a horrid conflict. To conclude‚ big brother is very cruel to Doodle because he knows the health risks‚ he is embarrassed by something he

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    symbols in the story represented Doodle and the events leading up to his tragic death. The story takes place between late summer and early fall. The main characters are William Armstrong and his brother who is the narrator. Later in the story the narrator renames William‚ Doodle. Doodle who is a call baby is a disappointment to his brother because of his disabilities. The narrator teaches Doodle how to walk and perform different tasks but‚ his main goal is to get Doodle to run before school starts.

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    allowing you choice when either is over abundant in a person. The author‚ James Hurst‚ demonstrates this in The Scarlet Ibis through physically handicapped‚ Doodle and his brother‘s relationship.

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    The Scarlet Ibis is a short story by James Hurst weaving the tragic tale of Doodle‚ a disabled child and his brother‚ the narrator. Doodle’s life has been a series of close calls; the only reason he is alive is the love and persistence – and occasional cruelty – of his brother. Brother’s only motivation is to make Doodle like other kids in order to avoid the embarrassment of having a six-year-old brother who cannot even walk‚ amounting to what is‚ in essence‚ a battle with his own ego. As the story

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    is about two brothers‚ the narrator and Doodle. Doodle is challenged and cannot walk so his brother tries to teach him‚ but he pushes Doodle to hard and he dies. I believe that it was the narrators fault that Doodle died. I think that brother is responsible for Doodles death‚ and should face consequences of some kind. He pushed Doodle too hard. He took him to the swamp even when his parents warned him not to. Even though his intentions were to teach Doodle and not kill him‚ I think he should be held

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    the tragic relationship of two brothers to demonstrate the themes of pride. The memory of which will keep Brother on the alert for pride for the rest of his life. “When Doodle was five years old‚ I was embarrassed at having a brother of that age who couldn’t walk.” (346) He thinks he can’t be proud of himself if Doodle is disabled. He has the idea that physical disabilities are something to be ashamed of‚ and that a disabled person reflects shame on family members. “Did not know then that pride

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    and the characterization of Brother and Doodle strongly supports the theme of the story. They are both great contributors to the development of the theme of The Scarlet Ibis. To begin with‚ the purpose of this theme is to inform the audience that you should never take anyone for granted. No matter what they do or who they are to you‚ someday you might not have them anymore and you will feel very guilty. Just like Brother in The scarlet ibis. He treated Doodle very rough in the beginning. But towards

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    with the narrator‚ Brother‚ and his little brother Doodle. When Doodle was being born‚ he was red‚ and all shriveled up‚ a disappointment‚ and everyone thought he would die. When their mother always told Brother to take Doodle with him everywhere he went‚ Brother is embarrassed to be seen with his 5 year-old brother‚ who couldn’t walk‚ but had to be pulled everywhere in a mini go-cart. The narrator made it his mission to set out to teach Doodle to walk and everything else‚ so he wasn’t behind everyone

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    GOOGLE DOODLE INTRODUCTION Google Inc. is an American multinational corporation specializing in Internet-related services and products. These include search‚ computing‚ software and online advertising technologies. It was founded by Larry Page and Sergey Brin while they were Ph.D. students at Stanford University. They incorporated Google as a privately held company on September 4‚ 1998. FIG I – LARRY PAGE & SERGEY BRIN On certain occasions‚ the logo on Google’s webpage will change to a

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