Monster pgs. 1-44

Front

Who is the District Attorney (DA) in the story?

Back

Sandra Petrocelli

Front

What does Zinzi’s testimony reveal about his character?

Back

Zinzi might have hidden motives.

Front

What does Steve’s confession about not recognizing his own face signify?

Back

The confession represents Steve’s identity.

Front

What does the interaction between the stenographer and guard reveal about the trial?

Back

While the case means life-or-death for Steve, it is business-as-usual for others.

Front

What is the significance of the struggle over the gun in the context of the murder?

Back

It raises questions about whether the murder was accidental or intentional.

Front

What role does the District Attorney play in a trial?

Back

The District Attorney represents the state and prosecutes criminal cases.

Front

How does Zinzi's character contribute to the narrative?

Back

Zinzi's potential hidden motives create tension and uncertainty.

Front

What does the phrase 'business-as-usual' imply about the attitudes of the trial participants?

Back

It suggests that the trial is routine for them, despite its serious implications for Steve.

Front

Why is Steve's identity a central theme in the story?

Back

Steve's struggle with his identity reflects his internal conflict and societal perceptions.

Front

What can be inferred about the nature of justice from the trial's proceedings?

Back

The trial may not be focused on truth and justice, but rather on procedural outcomes.