MONSTER #1

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Where is the narrator in the opening pages of the novel?

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in a prison

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Who's point of view is the story told?

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Steve Harmon

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When is Steve able to cry?

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at night

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Who is Steve's defense attorney?

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Kathy O'Brien

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What is the significance of Steve’s confession on page 1: “When I look into the small rectangle, I see a face looking back at me but I don’t recognize it”?

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The confession represents Steve's identity

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Reason for the title of the novel Monster?

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to symbolize the perceived identity of Steve (the protagonist)

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O'Brien, in her opening statements, asked the jury to view Steve in the way of the American system of justice. In other words, he should be...

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innocent until proven guilty

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How does Steve react when Petrocelli uses the word "monsters" in her opening argument?

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He writes the word "monster" over and over in his notebook.

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Zinzi's testimony on pg. 37 mainly reveals what about his character?

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Zinzi might have hidden motives.

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How do the "opening credits" on pgs. 8-11 help the reader understand what is going to happen in the rest of the novel?

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They help readers to understand by describing the setting, plot, and the main characters.