Understanding the Book Monster

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What is the setting of jail according to Steve Harmon?

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Jail is described as violent, where people are always getting beat up over some little thing.

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Who is the protagonist of the book Monster?

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The main character is Steve Harmon.

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What term does the prosecutor use to refer to Steve Harmon?

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The prosecutor calls Steve Harmon a 'monster'.

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What is the role of a prosecutor?

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A prosecutor is a legal official who represents the state in criminal cases.

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When does Steve Harmon believe is the best time to cry in jail?

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Steve Harmon says the best time to cry in jail is when you are sleeping.

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What is the main theme of the book Monster?

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The main theme revolves around identity, justice, and the impact of the criminal justice system.

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How does Steve Harmon view his own identity throughout the book?

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Steve struggles with his identity, questioning whether he is a monster or a good person.

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What does the term 'monster' symbolize in the book?

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The term 'monster' symbolizes the dehumanization and stigma faced by those accused of crimes.

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What is the significance of the title 'Monster'?

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The title reflects the internal and external conflicts faced by Steve Harmon as he navigates his trial.

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How does the author use narrative style in Monster?

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The author uses a screenplay format to provide a unique perspective on Steve's story.