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Choosing a soundtrack or genre of music can be tricky when incorporating it into a movie. The music there is will have a huge impact on the viewers emotion. So on behalf of that is important to make sure you have picked the appropriate soundtrack. Throughout the book starting at page 1 to 98 here are some of my thoughts on the soundtrack/genre of music.

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Osvaldo
Steve
Petrocelli
Briggs
O'brien

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Osvaldo- slim, well built, and is fourteen-years old
O'Brien-petite, red-haired, and freckled
Steve- short hair, mixed, brown eyes, thin
Petrocelli- her hair and eyes are dark
Briggs- fat

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I think that the author had many thongs happen on the story one that stuck out to me was when he had a flash back to his childhood and they added why he might of done stuff or why he felt that way

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briggs and O'Brien are helping opposite people they are trying to make the opposite person guilty.

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if I had been steve I would of been scared to death I wouldn't of been able to talk. I'm not sure how he got through what he did.

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I feel that he judge was very harsh even though that's his job he was doing it how he felt he needed to get the job done but I think he could of gotten it out of him in a better way but also sometimes he was lazy.

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1) This is just an opinion on the genre of music. Throughout his scenes in the courtroom (Steve) I believe a more serious or grim music would be appropriate for this part. Maybe a symphony of orchestra, with cellos/violas holding the melody making the music more intense. (Example 1)

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Osvaldo- He is another participant in the crime. It was his job to stand outside and trip up anyone who tries to catch them after they rob the store.
O'Brien- Steve's defense attorney who uses his character traits before the crime and makes sure she distances him from the other defendants as way of getting a not guilty verdict.
Steve- been arrested for acting as the look-out in robbery that goes bad and ends in a murder. He is the narrator for the story
Petrocelli- She is the Assistant District Attorney who prosecutes the case against Steve and James King. She labels them "monsters"
Briggs- attorney for BOBO

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Osvaldo, Steve, James Kings, and BOBO were all part of the crime or had a part to the crime. O'Brien is Steve's attorney. Petrocelli is with Steve and James. Briggs is the Defender for James Kings

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The story monster tells the story of Steve Harmon, a sixteen-year-old boy who's on trial for being accused in a drugstore robbery. Two young men, Richard Evans and James King, rob a drugstore. Though it's unclear just how involved Harmon is in their crime, the narrative suggests that he did little more than listen to them plan. While awaiting trial, Steve is imprisoned with the fourteen-year-old Osvaldo Cruz.

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i think that when he was younger the people around him helped shaped who he is now.

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i think the in the story that if he didn't have the flashbacks and other things that the story wouldn't be as interesting and same with the journals

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well he was at a crime scene and may have been a big part of the murder.

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i think that they will add more people in the story and make an even more complicated web.

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yes in all f his flashbacks he will have more and his childhood did effect him now.

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no i was i bit confused but now i think i understand.

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i didn't understand the beginning of it and how they got him.

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how he was connected and also think they could of mad wit more clear on how he got there.

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I think that in the book he could of made his actions bigger like when he is sitting on his bed thinking.

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The courtroom represents how peopleget to decide for you how your life goes if you don't make the right decisions.

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a main theme in the book is really just him telling us about his life

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I don't get what you mean by symbols.

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1) part 2: A soundtrack that can be chosen for scenes such as Steve's flashbacks or court scene can be a very rocky topic because the wrong song can cause confusion for the audience. So therefore here are some songs that I personally fit into the story through pages 1-98

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1 & 2. This picture is describing basically where Steve was in court getting sentenced. He was sentenced to 25 years or to life.

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I think that either like Will Smith or Jamie Fox should play Steve. I think this because from past movies Will Smith has played in movies such as Hancock. He plays in a lot of great action movies and he's a great actor as well.

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I think for Steve I would just make pretty much just an orange jumpsuit or something a prisoner would wear. The lawyers I would make some suits for the males and small dresses fro the female.

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Will Smith would play a great Steve Harmon because of some of the great movies he has played in. He is definitely one of my favorite actors. The reason I would also pick him is because one Steve is an African American male so it would only make sense to use a black male. Second of all, he has played in movies somewhat like this book. He plays in quite a bit of movies where he is a prisoner so he's pretty used to wearing orange jumpsuits.

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definition

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explain the deeper meaning of the quote

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someone who begins a case by reviewing police cases.

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they can put him in jail but they can't change who he really is

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a kid younger than 18 going to jail

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help decide what the judge should do.

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when he first steps into the court room i think the tit was a symbol of how is life is going to change and also how it goes with number 2.

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one lesson that i got from the book was that you life from when you were little to now every thing effects you make good sessions.

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his childhood played in to effect because how he knew what to do he used what he thought was right. like said int he earlier questions.