Which statement correctly compares Steve's journal entry and the screenplay in Monster?

The journal relays objective facts and details of the setting. The screenplay describes Steve's personal reaction to the trial.

The journal includes Steve's plan to prove his innocence. The screenplay includes Steve's view of the people he is accused of committing a crime with.

The journal includes Steve writing about himself in the first person. The screenplay includes Steve writing about himself in the third person.

The journal tells what the people around Steve are saying and doing. The screenplay relays Steve's inner thoughts and fears.

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Olsen

22 November, 21:33

Which statement correctly compares Steve's journal entry and the screenplay in Monster?

The journal relays objective facts and details of the setting. The screenplay describes Steve's personal reaction to the trial.

The journal includes Steve's plan to prove his innocence. The screenplay includes Steve's view of the people he is accused of committing a crime with.

The journal includes Steve writing about himself in the first person. The screenplay includes Steve writing about himself in the third person.

The journal tells what the people around Steve are saying and doing. The screenplay relays Steve's inner thoughts and fears.

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Rex · Answer 1

Steve shares his personal feelings through the diary entries. He uses the screenplay to distance himself from his trial.

Byron Ferrell · Answer 2

Hello there!

The statement that compares Steve's journal and screenplay more correctly is: The journal includes Steve writing about himself in the first person and in the screenplay, Steve includes writing in the third person.

In his journal he is more explicit with his ideas, there are no longer fears or crimes, but in his screenplay, he shares the need of attention that in his real-life is missing.