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Why did the narrator leave his brother behind? from the scarlet ibis

a. he was angry at doodle for failing him

b. he was testing doodle to see if he would catch up

c. he was proud that his brother was able to run without

d. he didn't realize that doodle had fallen behind until he stopped and looked back

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