Narrator's Trial and Screenplay Inspiration

The narrator, while in prison, reflects on their trial experience, where they were accused of being an accomplice to a crime they didn't commit. They describe the emotional turmoil, the perception of being a 'monster,' and the eventual relief of being found not guilty. The narrative highlights issues of racial injustice and the impact of societal perceptions.

What inspired the narrator to write a screenplay?

• A book he read

• His experiences in prison

• A movie he watched

• A conversation with a friend

What was the title of the screenplay the narrator decided to write?

• Trial

• Innocence

• Monster

• Justice

When did the narrator's trial start?

• Tuesday, July 7th

• Wednesday, July 8th

• Monday, July 6th

• Thursday, July 9th

What was the narrator's emotional state during the trial?

• Anxious and stressed

• Calm and collected

• Confident and hopeful

• Indifferent and detached

What was the prosecutor seeking against the narrator?

• Life imprisonment

• A fine

• Community service

• The death penalty

Who were the two men involved in the robbery and shooting?

• James King and Bobo Evans

• Michael Johnson and David Lee

• Tom Smith and Jerry Brown

• John Doe and Richard Roe

What did the narrator try to focus on during his journey to the courthouse?

• His legal strategy

• The weather

• Camera angles and technical details

• His family

What did the narrator's lawyer inform him about the prosecutor's intentions?

• They were dropping the charges

• They were seeking a plea deal

• They were seeking the death penalty

• They were offering a reduced sentence

What did the witnesses against the narrator receive in exchange for their testimony?

• Immunity from prosecution

• Public recognition

• Reduced sentences

• Monetary compensation

What did the narrator often think about during the trial?

• His favorite movies

• His childhood

• His future plans

• His family