The Scarlet Ibis

scarlet ibis (of course) oriole, and screech owl. idk if there r any others though

the ibis symbolizes Doodle because:

at the end the death of doodle is similar to the death of the ibis. Also the ibis cant survive the new environment just like doodle cant survive his brothers standards of a normal brother. They are both weak and fragile. The death of both of them are miraculous and beautiful.

tje physical place of the scarlet ibis is in Georgia South Carolina.... it took place in 1918, the setting is home and near a swamp land.....................

The brilliant red color of the scarlet ibis comes from pigments in the bodies of the crustaceans that it eats.

Because of Doodle's physical disabilities like the Ibis, he had more of a connection to it. He also pitied the bird, and he seemed to have a softer heart than some of the other family members who didn't have time for it. Therefore, their similarities brought them together.

the ibis is a symbol of doodle as in both physical and mental ways. they are both fragile and try to adjust to a lifestyle not of their own.also, the narrator feels regret after trying to fulfill his pride by making his brother something he is not. the storm in the end can represent replenishing and a new start b/c the death of doodle will forever leave the speaker mournful and the rain seems to wash away that sin.

In "The Scarlet Ibis" by James Hurst, death imagery is prevalent throughout the story. Some examples include the scarlet ibis itself, which dies after being pushed beyond its limits, symbolizing the death of Doodle. The coffin Doodle and the narrator find in the storm foreshadows Doodle's eventual death. Additionally, the red nightshade flowers in the story represent death and the fragility of life.

The overall setting is somewhere in North Carolina. This is likely because in the beginning Brother talks about saying crazy things and that if heard, they (he and Doodle) would be sent to 'Dix Hill'. Dix Hill is a name for the Dorothea Dix Hospital in Raleigh, North Carolina. Dix Hill is a psychiatric hospital.

Within North Carolina most of the action takes place in Old Woman Swamp.

Lastly, some action takes place at the family home.

The time the action in the story takes place is between 1911 and 1918, although the story itself is a flashback many years after the events took place. The narrator is recounting the details of what happened.

"The Scarlet Ibis" explores themes of self-responsibility through the character of the narrator, who learns to accept responsibility for his actions and their consequences. The death of his younger brother, Doodle, serves as a lesson in the importance of taking responsibility for the well-being of those we care about. The story highlights how self-responsibility can result in growth, maturity, and ultimately, understanding the importance of treating others with care and respect.

The narrator, who is Doodle's brother, is motivated to teach Doodle to walk out of a mix of love and pride. He wants to bond with Doodle and help him become more independent despite his physical limitations, ultimately hoping to show off Doodle's progress to his family.

The color red is a symbol of death and war. In the scarlet ibis, the bird was red because it was foreshadowing death, in this case, it was the death of the crippled brother named Doodle. You may also notice that war is mentioned in this short story, and is represented by the two brothers. Going back to your original question, I think that red also was a symbol of the pain that both the scarlet ibis and doodle had to suffer.

The main lesson of the relationship between the two brothers in "The Scarlet Ibis" is the destructive nature of pride and the consequences of pushing someone beyond their limits for personal gain. It shows the importance of acceptance, understanding, and love in a relationship, rather than the pressure to conform to societal standards of perfection.

The scarlet ibis is itself foreshadowing, because his aunt says red dead birds means bad luck.

Well it depends on what you mean by dramatic irony... i don't know if theses are good but this is what i have

1. Teaching doodle to walk because Brother (the Narrator) is embarrassed of doodle is is trying to teach doodle to walk but doodle does not really care about walking or of any of the things brother wants him to do but he goes with it anyway to make his brother happy even though brother never is really all throughout the story

2. The narrator is unreliable throughout the entire story. We don't know what really happend. The narrator (Brother) could be adding in "fake details" or even leaving out important details as if he is trying to hide something.

"The Scarlet Ibis" by James Hurst is set in the southern United States during World War I. The story does not directly involve major world events, as its focus is on the relationship between two brothers and themes of pride, love, and guilt.

Doodle learned how to row a boat and how to walk.

Scarlet Witch's brother is Quicksilver. They are both mutants with superhuman abilities, with Quicksilver having the power of superhuman speed. They are both prominent members of the Marvel universe and have appeared in various comic book storylines and movies.

In "The Scarlet Ibis" by James Hurst, the phrase "not all there" refers to the character Doodle, who is physically weak and has a mental disability. This phrase highlights how Doodle is perceived by others as being different and less capable due to his limitations. It underscores the themes of acceptance and the complexities of familial love, as Doodle's brother struggles with feelings of pride and shame regarding Doodle's condition. Ultimately, it emphasizes the tragic consequences of societal expectations and the desire for normalcy.

Doodle's brother's name is never mentioned. When Doodle addresses him, he simply calls him "Brother."

he doesnt like it and he feel embarrased about it. he is depressed because everyone wont stop calling him that