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Stubbron and wants to take a second look at things to make sure he is right about what he is saying. Like when he says "Well, it doesn't exactly prove anything. Its just part of the picture. I didn't say Also feeds off of everyone else's opinion to make his decision.

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My character is very straight forward and once he is told something he is going to stand by it "Excuse me. This was a secret ballot. We agreed on this point, no? If the gentleman wants it to remain secret."

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A meek, hesitant man who finds it difficult to maintain any opinions of his own. Easily swayed and usually adopts the opinion of the last person to whom he has spoken.
He's basically the human embodiment of a feather.
Most of the things he says are either irrelevant or are the words of someone else.
Like when he says "right" when agreeing with # 8 after

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An honest but dull -white man  who comes upon his decision  slowly and carefully . A man who finds it difficult to create positive  opinions , but who must listen to and digest and accept those opinions  offered   by others which appeal to him most . he is a very shy man and barley said a word when they were determining the guilt.

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The foreman throughout the story handles himself quite formally. He is very demanding and wants to get to the point, like when said "Now let's stop bickering. We're wasting time."

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juror number 5 is very quiet and nervous. he keeps his mouth shut when others are talking. An example of this, is when he says things like "i don't know" when he gets asked a opinion. But when someone says something personal he takes up for himself

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He is a very opinionated person, in page 4 he states

"Juror 3: I never saw a guiltier man in my life. You sat right in court and heard the same thing I did. The man's a dangerous killer. You could see it.
Juror 8: He's nineteen years old.
Juror 3: That's old enough. He knifed his own father, four inches into the chest. An innocent little nineteen-year old kid. They proved it a dozen different ways. Do you want me to list them?"

That quote states that he is not only very opinionated but stubborn. He is stubborn to be swayed from anyone's opinion.

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Juror 7 complains about a lot. The first line from juror 7,"Y' know something? It's hot." was a complaint. He cares more about leaving than he does about the case. Apparently he's "got tickets to The Seven Year Itch" on the night that he is serving his jury sentence. He is very short tempered. He is also strongly opinionated on his decision that the defendant is guilty and he isn't afraid to speak up about his opinion.

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My juror seems very curious, he is also very demanding and very and careless. He/She is very impatient, asks a lot of questions. Has an attitude, and is very rude, seems very lazy. Kind of annoying, a complete knuckle-head. He/She is the type of person where he has to get his point across. This juror out of all is very creative and makes sense!

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Juror number 8 is a reasonable man, he sees both sides of the story. All he wants is whats right and doesn't want to send the boy off to death without first knowing he is guilty. For example, he voted not guilty when no one else would. He wanted to look at all the evidence before he came up with a solid conclusion

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Juror #4 seems like the person who is always like lets get down to business. On page five of Act 1 he

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Juror number 8 is very hesitant to act on the case he has some doubt on the  evidence that is presented. Like how he has no clue how the old man can hear the boy yell "i'm going to kill you" and thats very believable because of the el train that passed by at that time. The other presented evidence that was presented that the boy was a seen running out of his apartment and that he saw him, but the old man couldn't physically get across the apartment. He also bought a knife from a store the night before the murder and the argument was that the knife was a one of a kind, but juror 8 had one exactly the same. He is very good at what he does.

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He is sarcastic and bitter. In act 1, he says "You're a pretty smart fellow, aren't you?" when No. 8 was speaking his opinion. In act 2, he says, "What do we have to listen to now-the whole history of your country?" when No 11 was talking about his country.

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The foreman has really not had an opinion in this case. He mainly just collects ballots and if things start to get heated between the jurors he stops them. When Juror 3 was getting riled up at Juror 8, he told them to take it easy. He seems to not take his job lightly and he seems to enjoy his power.

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Juror No.2 is always nervous, as he is always taking long pauses ("((timidly)). Oh. Well . . . ((LONG PAUSE)) I just think he's guilty. I thought it was obvious. I mean nobody proved otherwise." And he is always awkard when he speaks

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Juror number 5 is a naive and frightened, shy, sensitive, and indecisive young man. You can tell he is naive and frightened because the script says "A naive, very frightened young man who takes his obligations very serious". Throughout the passage you can see that he is very shy and that its "difficult to speak up" for him. Although he was shy she starts to speak up a little and you see that he is sensitive "There is something personal!" Also Juror number 5 is indecisive, you can tell by the way he cant decided what he believes "I...I dont know

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Juror number 4 is a wealthy and respected man who people like to listen to. "I don't see any need for arguing like this." After this is said both Juror number 7 and the Foreman both

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He is a superficial snob, but trying to be a good fellow. "Look, gentlemen, we can spitball al night here." He seems like he is just trying to start a conversation with these people because he hasn't talked much at all.

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Juror 9 sounds like a person that sounds very caring and sounds like a person that would walk in and have no clue who's guilty because he would always try to be the nice guy.he cares about the young adult and thinks that he possibly couldn't kill his own father but he did. "A quite, thoughtful, gentle man long since defeated by life and now merely waiting to die. A man who recognizes himself for what he is and mourns the days when it would have been possible to be courageous without shielding himself behind his many years."

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he is a very angry and bitter man who only cares about himself unless to save his own life. He said, to juror NO. 9 "what are we gonna do, spend the night talking about your feelings." and thinks that the first person is guilty that walks into the guilty box. As he said guilty as soon as they took a vote and only changed it when key evidence was produced

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A man who wont tolerate opinions that aren't parallel to his own. He is also a man who is used to finding the people the disagree with him and push his own views on other people. And when he cannot do that he is indulged in a fit of rage. This is evident when he lunges at juror NO. 8 and says "Let me go. I'll kill him! I'll kill him!" As well as when he got angry when juror NO. 9 said the old man was positive about how long it took him to get to the front door

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Justice-Seeking
"I wanted the right to disagree"

Calm
"Please. I would like to say something here."

Attentive
"I think it was eight o' clock. Not seven."

Perceptive
"I can understand this sensitivity."

Leader