What similarities do doodle and the scarlet ibis have? check all that apply. both are beautiful in their own way. both struggle in their environment. both are fragile creatures. both tragically die. both are separated from their family. both have a proper burial in the story. both are rare and unusual.

The question is based upon the short story Scarlet ibis written by James Hurst. It is based upon how human beings should accept their duties over one another.  

The similarities between Doodle and Scarlet ibis are as follows:  

In the given story there are various similarities between both the characters. They are said to be the delicate creatures in the story who are uncommon. This tends both of them to be rare and unusual.

They both are delicate creatures one is red as blood and another is a winged creature that is indigenous, this tends both of them to struggle in their environment for their living and makes them beautiful creatures in their own way, as they both are red after death.

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