Monster - Novel Flashcard

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Who is the main character in the novel 'Monster'?

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Steve Harmon is the main character who is currently in jail.

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What does Evans say about Steve's all clear signal?

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Evans states that Steve didn't say anything, so they figured it was all right.

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What does Cruz admit he had to do to join the gang?

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Cruz admits that he had to cut someone's face with a knife.

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In what format is the story of 'Monster' primarily written?

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The story is mostly written like a movie.

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What does the older prisoner imply about the justice system?

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He implies that someone has to take the blame, saying, 'somebody got to do some time'.

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What is the significance of Steve's innocence in the story?

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Steve's claim of innocence raises questions about justice and the perception of guilt.

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How does the narrative style of 'Monster' affect the reader's understanding?

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The narrative style, resembling a screenplay, allows readers to visualize the story and understand character motivations.

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What role does the concept of gang affiliation play in the story?

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Gang affiliation highlights themes of loyalty, identity, and the consequences of choices.

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What does the term 'all clear signal' refer to in the context of the story?

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It refers to a signal that indicates it is safe to proceed with a plan, which Steve failed to communicate.

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How does the character of Steve Harmon evolve throughout the novel?

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Steve evolves from a hopeful teenager to a reflective individual questioning his identity and choices.