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Just Mercy Chapter Six: Surely Doomed
1. Why was Charlie imprisoned? Narrate his story
2. In what ways has the judicial system failed to protect Charlie?
3. What special circumstances of the murder victim lead to greater struggles
for Charlie?
4. Does this seem fair?
5. How does Stevenson finally convince Charlie to speak with him?
6. What is your opinion of Mr. and Mrs. Jennings?

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1. The reason that led to the imprisonment of Charlie was the fact that he had shot his mother's lover dead because he was violent towards his mother.

2. The ways that the Judicial system failed him:

  • He was allowed to stay in  a violent environment at home.
  • He was put in an  adult jail despite being a juvenile.
  • In the jail he receives zero protection from inmates. He is a victim of horrendous activities once again.
  • The impact of George's abuse was not discussed by the courts, instead they put all of the blame on Charlie.
  • He is sent to a place where he is a prey to the adults there.

3. The special circumstances of the murder victim that lead to greater struggles for Charlie is the fact that he was a cop. This made the courts to punish Charlie more.

4. The punishments on Charlie is far from being fair. We can see that George was abusive towards his mother. He was angry from what he had seen the cop do to her.

5. Stevenson convinced Charlie to talk to him by showing fatherly care towards him. He showed him that he was there to help him and he did what he could to make the boy comfortable.

6. Mr and Mrs Jennings are a kind family who believe that all humans are worthy of love and redemption. Despite all that had happened, they showed him love by offering him ways towards a better life.

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