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16 Cards in this Set

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Setting
Summer 1918

Coastal North Carolina
Scarlet Ibis in terms of Doodle
Scarlet Ibis represents Doodle:

both out of place (bird not from that area and Doodle's condition isn't common and causes his life expectancy to drastically drop)
William Armstrong - name symbol for what?
Strength, power, not weak, courageous

Sounds good on a tombstone
Doodle's appearance and health issues
Head is much too big for his body
Developing slower than he should be
Weak heart and body
Described as "a nice crazy"
Born in a caul (membrane around the head)
Doodle's older brother's feelings about Doodle in beginning of story and then in the end of the story
At first he wants to kill him because he may never be able to play with the narrator

Then the narrator's pride is Doodle and he is devoted to helping him
Aunt Nicey's significance/representation

Her comment about red dead birds
Only one who believed that Doodle would survive in the beginning
Constantly says that he is a caul baby/saint
Says that red dead birds are bad luck meaning that Doodle will most likely pass away soon
Doodle's reaction to bird's death and significance about his reaction
Very upset and affected by the bird's death and carefully buries the bird
May realize that he is similar to the bird and may be passing away soon
Imagery in first few pages
Author creates a dark and sad mood by talking about the flowers' names and cemetery scene
How does author create the sad mood
Plants' names
Theme
People understand that your intentions to help someone may not always benefit them.
Main reason for helping Doodle get better
Was embarrassed of having a handicap brother and wanted him to learn how to walk
End of story
Doodle fails at swimming and dies (from exhaustion/physical activity (?)) lying on ground with his head in his arms and blood coming from his mouth and his neck
Places other than setting
Their house
Old woman swamp
Horsehead landing
Cotton fields
What was created for Doodle when he was born?
A coffin
Development prgram
run
swim
fight
climb trees
Ruined crops because of what?
A hurricane