Restart - Chapter 29

Front

Why does Shoshana Weber testify on Chase's behalf?

Back

She believes he has changed.

Front

Why does Chase believe he might end up in juvie?

Back

He has a history of delinquency.

Front

Why does Chase decide not to lie to the judge?

Back

He values being true to himself.

Front

Why does Chase's stepmother, Corrine, support him?

Back

She sees his efforts to change.

Front

Why is Chase overwhelmed by the support from the gallery?

Back

He is touched by the forgiveness of others.

Front

What is the significance of personal change in Chase's character development?

Back

It highlights the theme of redemption and the impact of support from others.

Front

How does the concept of forgiveness play a role in Chase's story?

Back

Forgiveness allows Chase to feel accepted and supported despite his past.

Front

What does Chase's decision to be honest reflect about his character?

Back

It shows his growth and commitment to integrity.

Front

How does family support influence Chase's choices?

Back

It provides him with the confidence to face challenges and make better decisions.

Front

What role does peer perception play in Chase's feelings of guilt?

Back

Chase feels guilty due to the negative impact of his past actions on his peers.