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    new born baby boy Doodle (also referred as the protagonist’s younger brother known as “Brother”) was crippled‚ mentally‚ and physically disabled. Although it is later on known that Doodle is indeed a healthy human being mentally but has slight difficulties physically. The narrator’s shame towards Doodle’s limitations helps build his determination into the brother that he longs for. However‚ Brother’s expectations pushes Doodle constantly past the point of physical endurance. Doodle does learn a lot

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    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 expected to live and everyone thought he was going

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    activities with. 3. When Doodle sees Old Woman Swamp‚ he stares at the scenery in wonder and appreciation. However‚ immediately after Doodle begins to cry. Such communicates to the reader that Doodle is an inquisitive child‚ as well as explains his feelings of vulnerability. 4. After Doodle’s and his brother’s efforts begin‚ Doodle begins to walk in approximately 5 months. Such depicts Doodle’s persistency and his loyalty to his brother‚ as he was very persistent on teaching Doodle how to walk‚ even though

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    the story Doodle dies. After they finished eating lunch they both decided to go to Horsehead Landing. There Doodle was too tired to swim and at that point the narrator knew they both failed to accomplish their goals for the day. The narrator became angry and decided to leave Doodle at the landing all by himself. The narrator’s brother was very scared to be left alone‚ so he kept calling out to his brother to come back. Eventually Doodle’s brother came back but by the time he found Doodle‚ he was dead

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    Doodle's Death Analysis

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    The defendant is responsible for Doodle’s death. The brother left Doodle in the rain‚ he overworked Doodle until he was exasperated‚ and Doodle’s brother never let him stop until he reached his goal. The brother left Doodle in the rain where he was helpless. “Soon I couldn’t hear his voice no more.” said the brother (Pg. 6). In the case Doodles brother left him in the storm and ran until he no longer could hear Doodle’s voice calling for him. I was talking with the defendant and he said “I ran

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    ways. Doodle is a kid that has a brother that wanted him to be able to walk‚ and he kept making Doodle try. Doodle can’t walk because he has a disorder‚ and he is expected to die soon. In the story Doodle touches a dead bird called the scarlet ibis which is very gentle just like Doodle. The bird was dead because it flew through a storm that brought it up to Doodle’s house. The theme is pride can make us do things we later regret. It’s this because Doodle’s brother pushed him to hard and doodle ended

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    brother‚ Doodle. With feared embarrassment‚ being ungrateful‚ he recalls Doodle’s accomplishments. The narrator was ungrateful about Doodle because of Doodle’s health conditions. He didn’t appreciate him till he was gone. Brother‚ the narrator‚ has multiple character traits including ungratefulness‚ dreadfulness‚ and years passed‚ he also showed his caring side. Summer’s almost over and autumn is approaching‚ Brother recalls himself for being ungrateful with his little brother‚ Doodle. When he

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    named Doodle. Brother is ashamed of Doodle’s shortcomings and pushes his physical strength often during their childhood. One stormy day‚ Brother’s cruelty‚ pride and impatience spurred him to abandon Doodle in the rain. Upon returning to the place he left Doodle‚ Brother was met with the sight of Doodle’s corpse—bloody‚ pallid and curled up in the rain. Throughout the passage‚ Brother’s behaviors were primarily egotistical and self-motivated. At six years old‚ he machinated to murder Doodle‚ though

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    heartbreaking tale of two brothers‚ Doodle and Brother‚ in the short story "The Scarlet Ibis." Doodle‚ originally called William Armstrong‚ was born a cripple which bothers his older brother‚ Brother‚ greatly . As a result‚ Doodle is put through a training course with his brother to get rid of his disabilities. Along the way‚ the two siblings encounter a scarlet ibis which Doodle harbors sympathy for. This understanding is caused by the fact that the scarlet ibis and Doodle are in the same situation and

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    he just wants him to be normal. In the story‚ the narrator teaches Doodle how to walk. Not because he cares about Doodle‚ but because he is embarrassed of him. “They did not know that I did it for myself”‚ (pg434‚ L181-L184). He only helped Doodle for his own selfish reasons. The narrator didn’t want to be seen with a handicap brother‚ so he encouraged or forced Doodle to walk and act like a regular kid. So he didn’t help Doodle out of brotherly love but out of being egoistic and caring what people

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