Monster by Walter Dean Myers Flashcard: p 1-55

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Who is the narrator of the novel 'Monster'?

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Steve is the narrator of the novel.

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What advice does Kathy O'Brien give Steve regarding his behavior during the trial?

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Kathy O'Brien advises Steve to stay quiet and let his attorney do the talking.

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What does Steve notice about his reflection in the cell's mirror?

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Steve feels disconnected from the face he sees and doesn't recognize it.

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How does Steve respond to Mr. Sawicki's critique of his film?

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Steve acknowledges the criticism and suggests improvements.

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What is Steve's perspective on crying in jail?

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Steve believes crying should be avoided altogether to prevent further harm.

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What is the significance of the title 'Monster' in the context of the novel?

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The title 'Monster' reflects the societal perception of Steve as a criminal and the internal struggle he faces with his identity.

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How does the setting of the jail influence Steve's thoughts and feelings?

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The jail setting creates a sense of isolation and despair, impacting Steve's mental state and self-perception.

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What role does filmmaking play in Steve's life?

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Filmmaking serves as an outlet for Steve to express himself and process his experiences.

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How does Steve's relationship with his mother evolve throughout the story?

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Steve's relationship with his mother is strained due to the circumstances of his trial, highlighting themes of family and support.

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What does Steve learn about friendship during his time in jail?

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Steve learns that true friendship is tested in difficult times, and he reflects on the loyalty of his friends.