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What happens to Rashad on Friday?
Rashad is falsely accused of shoplifting and brutally beaten by Officer Galluzzo at Jerry's store.
Why was Rashad at Jerry's store?
He went to buy chips before going to a party.
Who is Officer Galluzzo?
A police officer who assaults Rashad and is a father figure to Quinn.
How does Quinn know Galluzzo?
Galluzzo was close friends with Quinn's deceased father and acts like a mentor to him.
What does Quinn witness on Friday?
He sees Galluzzo beating Rashad but feels conflicted about what to do.
How do bystanders respond to the incident?
Some record the beating on their phones, which later spreads online.
What happens to Rashad after the incident?
He is seriously injured and taken to the hospital.
What theme is shown through Rashad's assault?
Injustice and racial profiling.
Where is Rashad on Saturday?
He is in the hospital recovering from his injuries.
How does Rashad feel about what happened?
He is confused, angry, and trying to process the injustice.
How does Rashad's mother react?
She is worried and upset about her son's condition.
How does Rashad's father react?
He emphasizes discipline and respecting authority, even after the incident.
Who is Spoony and how does he react?
Spoony is Rashad's older brother; he is angry and strongly believes Rashad was a victim of police brutality.
What internal conflict does Quinn face on Saturday?
He feels guilty about what he saw but struggles to speak out against Galluzzo.
How does Quinn try to deal with the situation?
He avoids thinking about it and distracts himself with friends.
What happens to the video of the incident?
It spreads online, bringing public attention to Rashad's assault.
How does the community begin to react?
People start taking sides, creating tension and debate.
What theme is shown through Quinn's struggle?
The conflict between staying silent and standing up for what is right.