The Scarlet Ibis Brother And Joe's Relationship
Brother and Joe
What made Joe and Brother great brothers figures? Brother and Doddle are characters from “The Scarlet Ibis” by James Hurst. Joe and Simon are characters from Simon Birch by Mark Johnson. Brother and Joe teach us to not give up on some one. By being loving, caring, and motivating.
Joe and brother were both loving to Simon and Doddle. “I’m going to teach you to walk.” (Hurst 3). That shows how loving brother was to doddle. “He is not a screw, he is a hero.” (Johnson, Simon Birch). That shows how much Joe stood up for Simon.
Them being loving also meant that they were caring. “So I dragged him across the burning cotton field” (Hurst 2). That shows how much he cared. Also how much of his time he put into Doddle. “You don’t deserve him” (Johnson, Simon Birch). That is what he said to Simon’s parents when they were making fun of Simon. …show more content…
“All you got to do is try. Now come on.” (Hurst 3). That is what brother said to motivate Doddle to walk. “C’mon Si, all the girls think your cute.” (Johnson, Simon Birch). That’s for Joe motivated Simon by busting his moral.
Brother and Joe teach us to be loving, caring, and motivating. They were both loving and that is what made a relationship. They both were caring and took the responsibility and believed in them. They gave them confidence by being motivating. What if Doddle and Simon were
What made Joe and Brother great brothers figures? Brother and Doddle are characters from “The Scarlet Ibis” by James Hurst. Joe and Simon are characters from Simon Birch by Mark Johnson. Brother and Joe teach us to not give up on some one. By being loving, caring, and motivating.
Joe and brother were both loving to Simon and Doddle. “I’m going to teach you to walk.” (Hurst 3). That shows how loving brother was to doddle. “He is not a screw, he is a hero.” (Johnson, Simon Birch). That shows how much Joe stood up for Simon.
Them being loving also meant that they were caring. “So I dragged him across the burning cotton field” (Hurst 2). That shows how much he cared. Also how much of his time he put into Doddle. “You don’t deserve him” (Johnson, Simon Birch). That is what he said to Simon’s parents when they were making fun of Simon. …show more content…
“All you got to do is try. Now come on.” (Hurst 3). That is what brother said to motivate Doddle to walk. “C’mon Si, all the girls think your cute.” (Johnson, Simon Birch). That’s for Joe motivated Simon by busting his moral.
Brother and Joe teach us to be loving, caring, and motivating. They were both loving and that is what made a relationship. They both were caring and took the responsibility and believed in them. They gave them confidence by being motivating. What if Doddle and Simon were