Justice's Experiences and Reactions

Justice McAlister, a high-achieving student, encounters his drunk ex-girlfriend Melo and tries to help her. Despite his good intentions, he is confronted and arrested by the police, leading to a reflection on racial injustice. Justice writes a letter to Martin Luther King Jr., expressing his frustration and desire to live by King's principles.

What does Justice notice about Mello when he first sees her in the parking lot?

• She is talking to a stranger.

• She is wearing a new dress.

• She is missing a shoe and her belongings are scattered.

• She is sitting in a car.

Why does Justice decide to approach Mello despite the late hour?

• He wants to ask her for a favor.

• He needs to return something she left at his house.

• He is concerned for her safety.

• He wants to confront her about their breakup.

How does Mello react when Justice tries to help her?

• She ignores him completely.

• She calls the police on him.

• She pushes his hand away and is uncooperative.

• She thanks him and accepts his help.

What does Justice consider doing after Mello spits in his face?

• Leaving her there and calling her parents.

• Driving her home himself.

• Calling the police for assistance.

• Taking her to a hospital.

What happens when the police arrive at the scene?

• They detain Justice, assuming he is the threat.

• They help Justice get Mello into the car.

• They arrest Mello for public intoxication.

• They leave after warning both of them.

What does Justice reflect on while being detained by the police?

• His relationship with Mello.

• The racial dynamics and his own experiences.

• The importance of education.

• His future career plans.

In his letter to Dr. King, what does Justice express a desire to do?

• Become a police officer.

• Live like Dr. King and see where it leads him.

• Forget about the incident and move on.

• Confront the police about their actions.