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    symbolically linked with Doodle from the beginning of the plot‚ as the memory of the ibis’s arrival triggers in Brother’s mind the memory of Doodle‚ and Doodle immediately feels a bond with the bird. Like the ibis‚ Doodle is a being alone‚ different‚ singled out‚ with no flock‚ out of his natural environment. Like the ibis‚ he does not thrive in the environment in which he finds himself: he is delicate‚ sickly‚ and fragile. But while the ibis’s beauty is obvious to Doodle‚ Doodle’s beauty of spirit

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    for the worst and Doodle ends up dead. This story shows the wrong in people and shows how in the world there are people who will stop at nothing to achieve their goals no matter what they lose in the process. When the training starts with Doodle and the narrator thinks things are ok‚ but it all gets worse when Doodle can’t achieve his goal and is not strong enuff to be the dream brother the narrator wants to see

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    Gentlemen on the Jury in the story ¨Scarlet Ibis” there is a younger sibling named Doodle and a older sibling called Brother. Brother knew of Doodles health conditions and his mental conditions but‚ still pushed Doodle over what he could do‚ both mentally and physically. In my speech I´m going to prove that Brother is in fact guilty of Doodles death. My first piece of evidence is that Brother knew from the day Doodle was born that he wouldn’t be able to do all the things a normal‚ healthy child would

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    disability you may have‚ It doesn’t matter. Your family is just as proud to have you than anyone else. In the story of “Scarlet Ibis” by James Hurst‚ one character called “Brother” is ferocious and irked of having a disabled‚ monotonous brother named Doodle (really named William Armstrong) in his family. Brother is characterized into two types of seeds. One of them as loving and responsible‚ while the other‚ selfish and diabolical. These elements of personality are due to his

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    Ibis‚ the narrator tells about his memories of his past brother‚ Doodle. Doodle‚ who was born with a special condition‚ is unable to do many things such as walking. His older brother‚ the narrator‚ takes it upon himself to help teach him these things only because he himself is ashamed of having such a weak brother. He takes on Doodle as a project while saying‚ “But all of us must have something or someone to be proud of‚ and Doodle had become mine. I did not know then that pride is a wonderful‚ terrible

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    "The Scarlet Ibis" by James Hurst‚ Doodle is an ‘ugly duckling’ of a little boy and an invalid. Despised by‚ and an embarrassment to his older brother‚ Doodle is a seeming candidate for low self-esteem. He has no friends and rarely leaves the house. His older brother begins to take interest in Doodle’s physical progress and takes him under his wing. Through Doodle’s battle to earn his brothers respect he shows extreme courage ad determination. Doodle is determined to learn to walk. His

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    “...I heard Doodle‚ who had fallen behind‚ cry out‚”Brother‚ Brother‚ don’t leave me! Don’t leave me!” That was the last thing the narrator heard from his brother Doodle. The story starts off with the narrator at the time of the first World War‚ living in North Carolina and has a little brother that is crippled. Everyone thought that the little brother‚ Doodle‚ would die. But he survived. The narrator taught Doodle to walk and was training him so he could go to school and be a normal kid. But then

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    between Doodle and the Narrator. Lennie is dependent on George and looks up to him. Taking on a paternal role in his life‚ George took care of Lennie and protected

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    James Hurst. This fictional account is a heart wrenching short story told by a young boy about him and his little brother‚ who has Down syndrome. During the story‚ the older brother talks about his thoughts and actions towards 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 your expectations are low they are often proven wrong‚ and finally in the most unexpected places one may find the most admirable

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    "The Scarlet Ibis" has a rather poignant plot. It focuses on how a physically disabled child‚ born William Armstrong‚ later referred to as Doodle‚ grows up with much influence from his older brother. The story is written in the eyes of his unnamed brother‚ and begins with the narrator’s words of grief that fade into his memories when his brother was still alive‚ when William was first born. The older brother was first extremely disappointed to have an "invalid" brother and was so raged at this that

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