Brothers always give each other hard times. But the narrator in “The Scarlet Ibis” has taken it too far. The narrator is a bad brother to his younger, disabled brother, Doodle. The narrator was a bad brother because he was selfish, cruel, and pushed Doodle too far to make him a “normal” kid.
One way that I know the narrator of the story is in fact a bad brother is that, he was selfish and only cared about his benefit from it all. The narrator was selfish because, although he taught Doodle to walk. He did it because he was embarrassed of having a brother that couldn’t. To back this up is in the story the narrator said, “When doodle was Five years old I was embarrassed of having a brother of that age that couldn’t walk, and when he says “I want
One way that I know the narrator of the story is in fact a bad brother is that, he was selfish and only cared about his benefit from it all. The narrator was selfish because, although he taught Doodle to walk. He did it because he was embarrassed of having a brother that couldn’t. To back this up is in the story the narrator said, “When doodle was Five years old I was embarrassed of having a brother of that age that couldn’t walk, and when he says “I want