The Scarlet Ibis
By: Andie,Paige,Brooke,Jennifer, and Nyah
Indirect and Direct characterization definitions
Definitions-
Indirect-The author providing clues about a character by describing what they do and what they say.
Direct-The author directly stating the characters traits.
Examples of Direct and Indirect Characterization of Doodle
Direct:"Doodle was frightened of being left.
Indirect:"Crawling backward made him look like a doodle bug."
Explanations:
Examples of Direct and Indirect Characterization of Brother
Direct:"... Doodle walked only because i was ashamed of having a crippled brother"(hurst 3).
Indirect: "It was bad enough having a invalid brother... so i began to make plans to kill him"(hurst 1).
Explanation: Throughout the story, he brother is selfish and rude toward Doodle
An Example (from the text) and explanation of brother's REGRET
In "The Scarlet Ibis," brother regrets losing Doodle when he dies. "For a long time, it seemed forever, I lay there crying, sheltering my fallen Scarlet Ibis from the heresy if rain" (Hurst 6). Brother feels bad about losing Doodle. He cried when he died which is something I never thought he would do because earlier in the story he planned to kill him. Now it seems he finally sees the beauty in his brother, Doodle.
Process Of The Project
Name of the program being used: Smore
Pros and Cons of the program
-Pros: nicely outlined, contains all the materials we need for our project, allows us to be creative.
-Cons: hard to figure out at first, doesn't offer everything with out paying the full price or being a member.
Over View On The Poject
Did your group like using the Smore program?
- Yes, We liked all the features that it offers and the outline of the projects.