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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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    Scarlet Ibis”‚ James Hurst uses indirect characterization to display the idea that pride is wonderful feeling‚ but too much of it can control someone and hurt them and others by having Doodle be the older brother’s pride‚ than by having his pride overcome him and end up hurting him. Towards the middle of the story‚ Doodle‚ the protagonist‚ is taught how to walk by his older brother. When they decide to show their family the surprise‚ everyone walks over to Doodle’s older brother to give him a hug‚ but

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    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 brother

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    memory of the character of Doodle. Various examples of how the setting reveals the mood of a story are found in “The Scarlet Ibis.” One specific example was at the beginning of the story where the author wrote “summer was dead‚ but autumn had not yet been born when the ibis came to the bleeding tree.” This sentence was the setting of the entire story and transmitted a thought that death would probably come in later somewhere in the story – and it did for both Doodle and the Scarlet Ibis. The storm

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    is a bad thing. Brother wanted to earn more pride by teaching doodle how walk and many other things because he was ashamed of Doodle being crippled. Brother’s pride is a bad thing because it ended with doodle being dead. Brother was ashamed of having a crippled brother so he helped doodle everyday because he wanted more pride. In the book Scarlet Ibis Brother set out to teach Doodle how to walk‚ run‚ swim‚ and paddle a boat. “When doodle was five years old‚ I was embarrassed at having a brother of

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    place in the South during World War 1 at times of The Great Depression. The main character‚ the narrator‚ reminisces about when his younger brother‚ Doodle was alive. Throughout the story‚ symbolism is shown in every way. Even though symbolism is shown throughout the story‚ the main symbol is the scarlet ibis itself. When everyone was eating lunch‚ Doodle saw the scarlet ibis in the tree. The family went outside to look at it‚ and it fell down the tree trying to fly away. The narrator says‚ “… it tumbled

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    in British ports if purchased from a foreign nation. Many colonists ignored these laws and smuggling was prominent. British responded by passing the Sugar Act. Paragraph #3 French and Indian War The French and Indian war inspired “Yankee Doodle”. The French and Indian war in other words‚ Seven years war. This was was the bloodiest American war in 18th century. The was was the product of an imperial struggle. A clash between between French and English over colonial territory and wealth

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    younger brother Doodle‚ who is disabled‚ how to walk. Once he teaches him how to walk‚ he thinks he can teach him to do anything. Little does he know‚ that in the end little Doodle over exerts himself and passes away. Although the narrator didn’t mean to‚ he hurt the one he loved while trying to help him. In “The Scarlet Ibis”‚ the narrator hurts Doodle because of selfishness‚ the need to protect Doodle‚ and pride. The narrator is selfish in the way that he originally wants to help Doodle so he isn’t

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    story "The Scarlet Ibis" written by James Hurst‚ Doodle was born with a severe birth defect and his brother pushes him to his limit. The narrator wanted a brother to play with and interact with. But‚ Doodle was born with a disability so he couldn’t play with the narrator which led to the narrator unintentionally leaving him to die. Doodle died because he fell‚ his weaknesses and worriedness caused for him to bleed. Along with the fact that Doodle was not healthy to begin with and the narrator abandoned

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    the symbol of the ibis to illustrate the prejudice that Doodle encounters from his family throughout the story. The ibis first appears when the narrator’s family witnesses the bird in the garden and a few moments later‚ it dies. After that‚ Doodle decides to bury it‚ as he “carried the bird around to the front yard and dug a hole in the flower garden...we were watching him through the front window‚ but he didn’t know it” (98). In here‚ Doodle does this for the bird because he starts to feel connection

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