Monster Questions on Wendell Bolden
Monster
Why is Bolden's statement, “I just wanted to do the right thing. You know, like a good citizen” ironic?
Bolden's statement, "I just wanted to do the right thing. You know, like a good citizen," is ironic because he is a career criminal testifying for personal gain rather than a genuine desire to be a...
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Who buys stolen cigarettes in Monster?
In "Monster," Wendell Bolden buys stolen cigarettes, knowing they were taken during a robbery that led to murder. Zinzi, another prisoner, hears about this and reports it to the police. This...
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In Monster by Walter Dean Myers, how is Bolden's assault charge dropped?
Bolden's assault charges are dropped because he agrees to testify against James King. Officially, Bolden claims he wants to "do the right thing" and act as a good citizen by telling the truth....