Protagonist's Journey for Justice

The transcript follows a narrative of visiting death row, highlighting the emotional and moral challenges faced by those involved. It emphasizes the importance of fighting for justice, the struggles encountered, and the determination to make a difference. The narrative also introduces a lawyer committed to supporting inmates, underscoring themes of hope, grace, and mercy. The story conveys a powerful message about the value of life and the pursuit of justice, even in the face of adversity.

What was the protagonist's initial reaction upon visiting death row?

• Anger at the injustice

• Fear of the environment

• Indifference to the situation

• Surprise at meeting someone his age

What did the protagonist's mother teach him?

• To avoid trouble

• To fight for those in need

• To never give up

• To always be honest

Who contacted the protagonist about starting a legal center?

• A government official

• A Harvard lawyer

• A local lawyer

• A family friend

What was the reaction of the people when the protagonist decided to dig into the case?

• They were indifferent

• They were confused

• They were supportive

• They were very unhappy

What metaphor did the protagonist use to describe his feelings about the situation?

• A river full of drowning people

• A dark tunnel with no end

• A mountain too high to climb

• A stormy sea

What does the protagonist believe about each person's worth?

• Everyone is defined by their worst actions

• People cannot change

• Only some people deserve mercy

• Each person is more than their worst actions

What is the protagonist's stance on justice?

• Justice is not worth fighting for

• Justice is only for the privileged

• It's never too late for justice

• Justice is a myth

What did the protagonist give back to the person he was fighting for?

• His freedom

• His truth

• His family

• His wealth

What does the protagonist believe is necessary for everyone?

• Power

• Education

• Wealth

• Grace and mercy

What is the protagonist's final message about the impact of their efforts?

• It was all in vain

• It changed nothing

• It gave back truth and justice

• It caused more harm