Scarlet Ibis is a brief story written by James Hurst, which describes the brutal story of Doodle, a disabled child and his brother narrator. Doodlei's life is already a series of close calls; the only reason he lives is his brother's love and perseverance - the occasional cruelty. The only motive for a brother is to be Doodle like any other child to avoid the embarrassment of a six-year-old brother who can not walk, in essence, with his own self. As the story continues, the brothers try to solve his shame and selfishness on the Doodle caused by irreparable holes.
Brother constantly reminded him of the weak links, making Doodle do not want to participate in his brother's cold-blooded attempt to point out the Doodle mortality rate. When the
Brother constantly reminded him of the weak links, making Doodle do not want to participate in his brother's cold-blooded attempt to point out the Doodle mortality rate. When the