English, 28.07.2019 12:00, perezesmeralda78

In "the scarlet ibis," why does the narrator call doodle his "fallen scarlet ibis" at the end of the story? a. doodle had loved the ibis. b. the ibis had landed in the tree just that afternoon. c. the narrator is so grief-stricken that he is confused. d. the way doodle looks resembles the ibis.

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