Steve Harmon is like an outsider because he feels he doesn't belong in jail. He feels he is much more different than all the other prisoners in the cells. Steve feels that he is being falsely accused for a crime he did not commit. He is like an outsider because he doesn't seem to fit in with all the other cell mates. When all the other cell mates are looking for violence, Steve is tryting to shy away from it. His lawyer wants to put him on the stand to show everyone that he is different than the other men who commited the murder. H eis much different from all his school now too. He is a convict and probably won't be looked at the same wat anymore. Even his own father won't look at him the same. One light in the tunnel is his mom who has faith in him no matter what the jury says. (Rachel)
The crime in Monster remindes me of another crime that was commited awhile ago. Both crimes were commited at a little drugstore. In both crimes someone was murdered. The people who were muredered were also Mexican. One difference between the cases is that the murdered person was a woman in real life and this one is a man. I now see that in the drugstore there are bars on the windows for extra protection so the same situation doesn't happen again. The murderer was found in real life, and I hope that Steve is found not guilty if he really wasn't a person that helped with the crime. (Rachel)
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