Question

In the graphic novel adaptation of "Monster" by Guy A. Sims, which setting detail can be found but not in the screenplay?

A) Steve and Ms. O’Brien in an interview room.
B) Steve being asked about breakfast in the van.
C) Steve waiting in a holding room.
D) Steve in a jail cell.

Answer 1

The setting detail that can be found but not in the screenplay is Steve in a jail cell. (option D)

Step-by-step explanation:

In the graphic novel adaptation of Monster by Guy A. Sims, the setting detail that can be found but not in the screenplay is D) Steve in a jail cell.

In the graphic novel, there are visual illustrations that show Steve in a jail cell, which is not present in a screenplay where only dialogue and stage directions are typically provided.

The jail cell setting adds to the visual storytelling of the graphic novel, allowing the reader to see Steve's confinement and the impact it has on him.