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    destructive. Doodle is a young boy who is too weak to walk. HIs brother refuses to believe this, so he decides he will teach Doodle how to walk. One day, Brother was teaching Doodle, and Brother decided to run far ahead leaving Doodle behind. When he went back for Doodle, Doodle was dead. Pride can be a very destructive force, and it was so destructive that it ended a child’s life. In James Hurst’s short story, “The Scarlet Ibis”, Brother is guilty of Doodle’s death because he is ashamed of…

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    expectations were not met when it came to his younger brother Doodle. Brother’s actions killed Doodle because he pushed Doodle too hard to conform to normality, secretly wanted to kill Doodle, and he left a scared Doodle in a storm out of spite. Pushing Doodle too hard to be normal slowly killed him because it made him try too hard. For example, when Doodle was born the doctor told the family that he might not be like other kids and if Doodle strains too hard it could stop his heart. Brother…

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    of a person becoming a Saint with a boy named Doodle. Doodle is born a caul baby and was not expected to live more than a few weeks. Doodle ends up living a lot that longer than even a few years. Many doctors said that Doodle would not be normal, he would not be able to run, walk, do other things normal boys could do. By the end of the story, Doodle manages to do everything everyone said he could not do with the help of his brother who only helped Doodle only because he is ashamed of having a…

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    author James Hurst writes about a relationship between two brothers, who go by Doodle and Brother. The youngest of the two brothers, Doodle, was born with disabilities that cause much disadvantage to his life and Brother’s life. Although Brother can be cruel to Doodle, he thrives for accomplishment as Brother pushes him to his limits. Until one day Brother pushed him too far past his limit leading to the death of Doodle. Brother was really able to discover that "pride is a wonderful, terrible…

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    The Scarlet Ibis, Brother is innocent of Doodles death because he teaches his brother Doodle how to walk, and he becomes proud of Doodle. Brother is a seven year old boy with an infant brother Doodle. The doctors told him that he would never be able to walk. This does not stop Brother from doing stuff with his brother. “Everyone has someone or something to be proud of, mine is Doodle.” This proves Brothers innocences because he had become proud of Doodle and not ashamed to be his brother.…

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    was always making Doodle do things that he couldn’t do so he always had work hard. He made Doodle learn how to walk and swim and do other things that the doctor said that he wouldn’t be able to do. The only reason the narrator made Doodle do this was so he could have a normal brother and so he wouldn't have to carry him around anymore. That’s why I believe it is the narrator's fault for Doodle’s death. One of the reasons why I said it is the narrator’s fault that Doodle died is because…

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    is introduced to his brother Doodle. They experience some changes that bring them closer together and achieve major goals for the both of them. The story is told in first person point of view. In this story Symbolism is used by the setting of Old Woman’s Swamp due to this being a place where Brother and Doodle achieve major accomplishments and make new memories. The Old Woman’s Swamp is a symbolic place where Brother has been going for many years…

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    character's actions rapides emotions such as when Doodle is being forced to touch his own casket when they are in the shed , which has an impact on the actual setting and emotions of both Doodle and the narrator , settings that continue throughout the writing all the way from Old Woman Swamp to the Flower Garden, but it seems as though the setting just decorates the motives,emotions,and actions of the characters and influence all the way throughout the story. Doodle in the beginning was suppose…

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    conflict about a the narrator, who is brother in the story. He feels that he is to be blamed for the tragic incident of his little brother Doodle. You will soon learn the concept of family being valued. Family is a gift that will last forever, even if you anticipated you have lost it. This story mentions the birth of Doodle, the brother's shame towards Doodle, the symbol of the scarlet ibis, and the death of a younger brother. On October 8,1911, Brother was seven years old when he and his…

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    Scarlet Ibis Theme Essay

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    obstacles. Doodle, the little brother, is not supposed to live long and his parents understand why, but his older brother cannot bear that. The brother’s selfishness throughout the beginning, middle and end of the story help prove the theme that one should not try to change someone to fit one’s own image. In the beginning of the story, the brother realizes he does not want to live life knowing he could of done something to save Doodle. The brother makes plans to kill Doodle and put Doodle out…

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