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The Scarlet Ibis 9) The line, "Brother, Brother, don't leave me! Don't leave me!" has been seen in the text before. What connection can you draw on the line being repeated twice? What impact does it have
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9) The line, "Brother, Brother, don't leave me! Don't leave me!" has been seen in the text before. What connection can you draw on the line being repeated twice? What impact does it have on the text and the reader?​

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The line is an motif, it impacts the text and reader by connecting to the same stream of love that doodles brothers pride was born out of. It also the last thing we ever hear Doodle say.

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