The Scarlet Ibis

How do Doodle’s decisions or Brother’s expectations contribute to the outcome? Explain.

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I think the narrator pushes Doodle more out self-interest than helping him. The narrator wants validation for pushing Doodle beyond his limits. Doodle so desperately wants to please his brother. He works beyond what his heart and muscles can handle.

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