Q. Who is Les Goodman in The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street?
“The Twilight Zone” The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street (TV Episode 1960) – Barry Atwater as Les Goodman – IMDb.
Q. What is the main conflict in the Monsters Are Due on Maple Street?
The conflict is that the people on Maple street all turn on each other, because of fear, predjudices, and unknowing. This is an external problem in the story.
Q. What happened in The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street?
Summaries. On a peaceful suburban street, strange occurrences and mysterious people stoke the residents’ paranoia to a disastrous intensity. On a pleasant day, the residents of Maple Street feel something akin to a tremor and hear a loud noise. Steve Brand thinks it’s a meteorite though they didn’t hear a create.
Q. What do you mean what are you talking about what is Steve’s viewpoint about what Tommy is saying he is certain as Tommy says that no one should leave he is angry at Tommy for going against the group he is frightened at Tommy’s ideas about the flash he is intrigued and wants to know?
Answer: Steve’s viewpoint about what Tommy is saying is that He is intrigued and wants to know more from Tommy. Explanation: The key line to identify the viewpoint in this excerpt is “He kneels down in front of him.
Q. What is O Brien’s reaction to Steve’s open arms to give her a hug?
In Monster, O’Brien’s reaction when Steve opens his arms to give her a hug is to stiffen and turn away. O’Brien views him with fear and contempt when he attempts to give her a hug. She sees him as a monster who has gotten away with murder, and she is appalled to be in his presence.
Q. What is Miss O Brien’s response to Steve telling her he isn’t guilty?
What is Miss O’Brien’s response to Steve’s telling her he isn’t guilty? She tells him that he should of said he didn’t do it.
Q. Why do the neighbors become suspicious of Tommy in The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street?
Why do the neighbors become suspicious of Tommy? They are suspicious of Tommy because he is the first one to mention aliens.
