The Scarlet Ibis
By- James Hurst
Symbolism
"How many miles it had traveled to die like this, in our yard, beneath the bleeding tree." When the Scarlett Ibis dies it symbolizes Doodle's death at the end of the short story. Both the Scarlett Ibis and Doodle came so far in their lifetime only to fail, (die.) The bleeding tree represents the Doodle's blood when he dies.
Tone
Explanation: Brother is angry at Doodle because he is slower to develop the ability to walk than the other kids
Example: Brother has an angry tone at the beginning of the play.
Some of the Characters
Imagery
Definition- Imagery is a word or phrase that applies to one or more of our five senses
Explanation- This is an example of imagery because he is describing the flower that was once alive to be dead and rotting.
How and Why Doodle Died
SMORE
Pros- Cool, very easy to use
Cons- Not for school work
Did we like it- No, it was for advertising/ Flyer and it was like a powerpoint