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11. The narrator in The Scarlet Ibis tells us that "pride is a wonderful,
terrible thing." How can pride be wonderful? How can pride be terrible? For
the narrator and Doodle, is pride more wonderful or more terrible? Use
examples from The Scarlet Ibis to support your claim.
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