Monster
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Prologue Monday, July 6th Tuesday, July 7th Wednesday, July 8 Thursday, July 9th Friday, July 10th Saturday, July 11th Sunday, July 12th Monday, July 13th Tuesday, July 14th Friday afternoon, July 17th
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All Themes Dehumanization and Racism Lies and Self-Interest Endemic Violence Injustice
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Characters
All Characters Steve Harmon James King Richard “Bobo” Evans Osvaldo Cruz Kathy O’Brien Sandra Petrocelli Asa Briggs The Judge Alguinaldo Nesbitt Salvatore Zinzi Wendell Bolden Lorelle Henry Mr. Harmon Mrs. Harmon Jerry Harmon Detective Karyl
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Monster

by Walter Dean Myers
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Introduction Intro
Plot Summary Plot
Summary & Analysis
  • Prologue
  • Monday, July 6th
  • Tuesday, July 7th
  • Wednesday, July 8
  • Thursday, July 9th
  • Friday, July 10th
  • Saturday, July 11th
  • Sunday, July 12th
  • Monday, July 13th
  • Tuesday, July 14th
  • Friday afternoon, July 17th
Themes
  • All Themes
  • Dehumanization and Racism Theme Icon
    Dehumanization and Racism
  • Lies and Self-Interest Theme Icon
    Lies and Self-Interest
  • Endemic Violence Theme Icon
    Endemic Violence
  • Injustice Theme Icon
    Injustice
Quotes
Characters
  • All Characters
  • Steve Harmon
  • James King
  • Richard “Bobo” Evans
  • Osvaldo Cruz
  • Kathy O’Brien
  • Sandra Petrocelli
  • Asa Briggs
  • The Judge
  • Alguinaldo Nesbitt
  • Salvatore Zinzi
  • Wendell Bolden
  • Lorelle Henry
  • Mr. Harmon
  • Mrs. Harmon
  • Jerry Harmon
  • Detective Karyl
Symbols
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  • Monster Symbol Icon
    Monster
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When state prosecutor Sandra Petrocelli labels Steve (and alleged criminals like him) a “monster,” Steve starts obsessing over the word, wondering whether it applies to him. This label comes to represent Steve’s dehumanization during…

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