Character Reactions and Relationships in Justice

Justice McAllister, a high-achieving student, encounters his drunk ex-girlfriend Mello in a parking lot. While trying to help her, he is wrongfully detained by the police, leading to a reflection on racial issues and societal perceptions. Justice writes to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., seeking guidance and understanding of his experience.

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

• She is talking to someone.

• She is slumped over and missing a shoe.

• She is reading a book.

• She is dancing.

Why does Justice decide to help Mello despite the situation?

• He wants to impress his friends.

• He wants to prove a point to Manny.

• He is bored and has nothing else to do.

• He still cares about her.

What is Manny's opinion about Mello?

• He is indifferent about her.

• He believes she is the worst thing that happened to Justice.

• He thinks she is a great influence on Justice.

• He wants Justice to get back together with her.

How does Mello react when Justice tries to help her?

• She resists and becomes aggressive.

• She thanks him.

• She immediately agrees to go home.

• She ignores him.

What happens when the police arrive at the scene?

• They help Justice and Mello.

• They arrest Mello.

• They arrest Justice.

• They ignore the situation.

What does Justice reflect on after his arrest?

• The unfairness of the situation.

• His future career plans.

• His academic achievements.

• His relationship with Mello.

To whom does Justice write a letter expressing his thoughts and feelings?

• His mother.

• Martin Luther King Jr.

• His best friend Manny.

• His teacher.