Based on this passage and the rest of what you've read in Monster, do you think Steve is telling the truth on the witness stand? Explain.

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Goblin

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28 June, 15:16

Based on this passage and the rest of what you've read in Monster, do you think Steve is telling the truth on the witness stand? Explain.

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Audrina Stanton · Answer 1

Sample Response: It is hard to say whether Steve is telling the truth. Other characters seem sure that Steve was involved, but he says he was not near the drug store at the time of the robbery. It is strange that he does not remember where he was at the time of the robbery and that he knows so many people connected to the robbery. He was also nervous on the witness stand, but that does not prove he is guilty, because he has lots of reasons to be nervous.

Kieran Larson · Answer 2

It is hard to say whether Steve is telling the truth. Other characters seem sure that Steve was involved, but he says he was not near the drug store at the time of the robbery. It is strange that he does not remember where he was at the time of the robbery and that he knows so many people connected to the robbery. He was also nervous on the witness stand, but that does not prove he is guilty, because he has lots of reasons to be nervous.