The Monster by Walter Bean Myers
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- The justice who presides over Steve Harmon’s trial. The judge is tall and thin and about sixty years old. He sometimes looks bored. On and off the bench, the judge exchanges small talk with the prosecution and defense attorneys. He makes quick decisions about court procedures in order not to waste time. The judge also ends court early when he can. For the judge, Steve Harmon’s case is just a boring job.
- Steve Harmon is the narrator and protagonist of the story. Steve is a 16-year-old black kid from Harlem charged with felony murder for his involvement in a botched robbery that ended in Mr.Nesbitt death.
- The drugstore owner who was shot during the robbery at issue. Nesbitt was a fifty-five-year-old immigrant from St. Kitts and well respected in the neighborhood. Nesbitt was legal the owner of thegun that killed him. The gun goes off during Nesbitt’s struggle with one of the robbers. He appears at the trial in the form of crime scene photos.
- The drugstore owner who was shot during the robbery at issue.Nesbitt was a fifty-five-year-old immigrant from St. Kitts and well respected in the neighborhood.Nesbitt was legal the owner of the gun that killed him. The gun goes off during Nesbitt’s struggle with one of the robbers.He appears at the trial in the form of crime scene photos.
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