Why Is The Narrator Responsible For Doodle's Death?

The storm begins and the brothers start running. Then, the narrator all of a sudden becomes filled with anger, hatred, and cruelty and runs even faster. Now, the narrator has left his brother in the storm. The narrator’s brother, Doodle, is disabled and can’t run very well. This is why the narrator is responsible for Doodle’s death. There is more reasons why the narrator is guilty such as the narrator purposely left Doodle in the storm, Doodle was bullied by his brother since birth, and the narrator pushed Doodle too hard.
The narrator is responsible for Doodle’s death as he left him purposely in the storm. As they were running Doodle stumbled and said “Brother, brother, don’t leave me! Don’t leave me!”(Hurst, 360). The narrator was aware