The Scarlet Heart of Doodle

Scarlett Ibis is a tragic short story written by James Hurst. This faithful literary work is mainly done at Old Woman Swamp. Cotton fields, rubber lawn, and places surrounded by various fields of flowers. A narrator known as a brother wants his brother named Doodle to teach the usual daily work way of starting with walking. Graffiti is highly dependent but he accepts him as he likes his brothers and as he tries everything he demands.

Scarlet ibis is shown in many ways. Scarlet ibis is small and brittle like graffiti, but more importantly, Scarlett Ibis is not suitable for their garden. Just as birds are lost, the Scarlet Ibis is not the native of graffiti's neighbors. Graffiti is inappropriate, small, fragile, spiritual, and physical damage in his world. When the graffiti died, his brother cried standing on his body, and he thought that graffiti seemed to have ibis dead. His neck is twisted like Ibis, his mouth is bleeding (ibis is scarlet, crimson, even dark like blood)

In "The Scarlet Ibis", a lot of red is cited. Red represents birds, scarlet ibis. He is watching the bleeding tree. "This is a wonderful red bird," he shouted. '(P.561) In this quote, graffiti explains Scarlet Ibis and its color is magnificent and beautiful. Red also represents the body of graffiti. When graffiti got angry, his face got red and his eyes shone. At the end of the story, the graffiti is covered with bright red blood. "He ran out of mouth and the front of the neck and shirt was dyed red (p 564). This place is a brother who painted graffiti when dead.

Scarlet ibis as a native bird not a story background symbolizes lost and lost people, especially vulnerable and vulnerable people. When brothers saw the graffiti body, he noticed a physical similarity between graffiti and scarlet ibis: their neck was broken and red reminds me of the scarlet color from the blood I will let you. leak. At this time, Scarlet Ibis became a symbol of death. Scarlet ibis is shown in many ways. Scarlet ibis is small and brittle like graffiti, but more importantly, Scarlett Ibis is not suitable for their garden. Just as birds are lost, the Scarlet Ibis is not the native of graffiti's neighbors. Graffiti is inappropriate, small, fragile, spiritual, and physical damage in his world. When the graffiti died, his brother stood crying on his body, he thought that graffiti looked like scarlet Ibis did when she died.