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Write an explanation for each piece of evidence, citing examples from the text. -Names of group members

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This is logos because Three is describing the facts of the situation,  starting with "Okay, let's get to the facts."
Aidan, Logan, Emily

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This is Logos because in the text Juror Three says, "Let's look at the facts." He also states events that occurred.-Sigurd, Tucker, Makya

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This is logos because juror 3 describes factual evidence from the crime scene in a logical manner. -Carolynn, Greg, Carlie, Sydney

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"Okay let's get to the facts...at ten minutes after twelve" This is logos because they are stating the facts and information given by the witnesses.
Tosin,Michael,Chloe

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This is logos due to the use of factual testimonies.
Nasreen, Brandon, Hamilton, Reid

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This is logos because this is listing facts from the case.- Brynne, Faith, Bella

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Juror number Three states " let's get to the fact." Then he lists all of the key components that factor into what supposedly happened with backup information to prove his point even further. This is an an example of Logos because it is logical statements relating to the quote.
Olivia, Reid, Christopher

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Juror 10 utilizes ethos when describing how the women swears to have seen the murder.
Nasreen, Brandon, Hamilton, Reid

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Juror 3 says "Lets state the facts." This is Logos because they are providing straight facts from the case.
Marlee, Donya, Grayson

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This is an example of logos because juror 10 uses the women's reasoning(the one across the street) to back up why the boy is guilty; for instance, after the women says she saw the boy stab her father, she notes that she's known the boy all her life to prove the validity of what she saw. -Logan, Emily, Aiden

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This is Ethos because the Juror is basing the persuasion off of her honesty. Juror Ten states that, "she swore she saw him do it."-Sigurd, Tucker, Makya

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This is ethos because it lacks facts and emotion when describing how the women swears to have seen the murder. " she swore she saw him do it"
Tosin,Michael,Chloe

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This is ethos because they are describing the credibility of the testimony witness. -Carolynn, Greg, Carlie, Sydney

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This is an example of ethos because the quote is said with a forced authority, "Listen, there are still eleven of us who think he's guilty." (6)  Juror 7 is telling Juror 8 that he is all alone and no one is backing him up, and he has no power.
-Aidan, Logan, Emily

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This is ethos because the witness is saying that she knew the defendant all his life and that she saw the murder being committed, so she is establishing her credibility.
Marlee, Donya, Grayson

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This is Pathos because Juror Four describes his "slum background" and describes kids who grow up within a neighborhood like that as "menaces to society". -Sigurd, Tucker, Makya

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This is Logos because it is facts that is being stated. Juror #3 looks at all the logical ideas and point of views in this situation.
-Caroline, Cassie, David

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This is pathos because they are talking about a broken home and filthy neighborhood, and although juror 4 is trying to persuade us to not feel bad, the reader still feels bad for the defendent.
Marlee, Donya, Grayson

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This is ethos because juror 10 is talking about the woman across the street, and talking specifically about how her and the boy have known each other all of his life. This is supported when the text states, "His window is right opposite hers, across the el tracks, and she swore she saw him do it." It is the ethical thing to do to tell the truth about something this serious.
Logan, Aidan and Emily

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This is pathos because of the use of strong and emotional language through words such as "filthy" and "menaces". -Carolynn, Greg, Carlie, Sydney

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This is pathos because juror 4 is emphasizing with the defendant.- Brynne, Faith, Bella

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This is evidence of ethos because the woman is judging what she knows of the boy based of what she thinks she saw in his actions.
-Olivia, Reid, Christopher

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This is Pathos because Juror Eight mentions how he "felt that the defense counsel never really conducted a thorough cross-examination." The text explains how he felt about the case. -Sigurd, Tucker, Makya

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This is pathos because when Juror 4 describes it he says things like "slum background...a broken home...are menaces to society" using his personal feelings to describe it.
Tosin,Michael,Chloe

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This is ethos because juror 7 is trying to make him and the other 10 jurors that voted guilty seem right, and make it seem like their opinion is the only reasonable answer.
Marlee, Donya, Grayson

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This is pathos because the strong use of language brings out deeper emotions that present a better understanding of what his lifestyle is like.
-Olivia, Reid, Christpoher

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This evidence is an example of pathos because Juror 10 is speaking with great anger when he says, "The crime is being committed right in this room." (13).  He is very frustrated with the others and is expressing his anger through this quote.
-Aidan, Logan, Emily

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This is ethos because juror 8 is saying that it is unfair that the defendant isn't getting a thorough examination. -Brynne, Faith, Bella

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This is logos because juror eight is using logical thought to support his opinions of the trial. -Carolynn, Greg, Carlie, Sydney

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Juror 4 uses pathos when explaining the outcome of the boy deriving from a slum background.
Brandon, Nasreen, Hamilton, Reid.

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This is pathos because juror 10's words display his frustration to the room and makes it very clear to the other jurors.
Marlee, Donya, Grayson

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This evidence is utilizing ethos by stating the morality and wrongness in a situation. " he hardly seemed interested ... too many questions were left unasked"
Tosin,Michael, Chloe

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Ten uses pathos to appeal to the anger he feels, and is feeling thought the room.
Hamilton, Nasreen, Brandon, Reid

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This is Pathos because Juror Seven is exaggerating in the text by expressing how the other juror is being "stubborn" and how the defendant will be "tried again and found guilty, sure as he was born." -Sigurd, Tucker, Makya

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This is logos because he is bringing in information form the court to back himself up when he says that there wasn't enough questions asked.
Marlee, Donya, Grayson

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Juror conveys pathos through his dialogue because he used extreme language and a damning tone -Logan, Aiden, and Emily

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Juror 10 uses his ethical appeal when stating this, "She's known the kid all his life."
-Caroline, Cassie, David

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Juror 8 is representing ethos because he is exemplifying the wrong doings going on in the trial through defense counsel
-Olivia , Reid, Christopher

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Juror seven emphasizes that the defendant will be tried again and found guilty in the event of a hung jury, which contradicts many of the jurors morals.
Nasreen, Hamilton, Brandon, Reid

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This is logos because Juror 7 is pointing out the logic and the reality of the situation. "hang this jury and he'll be tried again and found guilty... there are still eleven of us who think he is guilty"
Tosin,Michael,Chloe

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Pathos because he pulls at the other jurors emotions and talks about how the boy grew up. "The children who come out of slum backgrounds are potential menaces to society."
-Carp;one, Cassie, David

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This is pathos because of the emotional diction used by juror seven. -Carolynn, Greg, Carlie, Sydney

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Juror 8 utilizes the events of the trial to decipher how effective trial was.
Brandon, Hamilton, Nasreen, Reid

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This is logos because he is using logic to describe the situation. - Brynne, Faith, Bella

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This is Pathos because Juror Ten is feeling anger when he says, "I'll tell you something. The crime is being committed right in this room." He is acting out of emotion. -Sigurd, Tucker, Makya

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This is pathos because the author incorporated Juror 10's feelings and personal opinions in this piece of evidence. "(mad)... The crime is being committed right here in this room!"
Tosin,Michael,Chloe

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Juror #8 talks about what their job is to do here and how morally wrong it was to just leave the case with too many questions left unasked. "...he was appointed by the court to defend the boy. He hardly seemed interested."
-Caroline, Cassie, David

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This is ethos because he is saying that everyone in the room is the real problem. - Brynne, Faith, Bella

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This is an example of logos because juror number 7 is exemplifying the logical point of view on what could happen if they made it a hung jury.
-Olivia, Reid, Christopher

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This is pathos because of the powerful sentence spoken by juror ten implying an emotional accusation against the jurors who vote guilty. -Carolynn, Greg, Carlie, Sydney

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This is an example of pathos because juror 10 is bringing his own thought and feelings into the discussion when exclaiming that the crime is being committed right in the room.
-Olivia, Reid, Christopher

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This is Ethos because he is pulling everyone into the peer pressure of how they are wrong. He tells them about how their selfishness could affect the boy and hwo they are here for the counncil's purpose and not just for themselves. "...you want to be stubborn and hang this jury he'll be tried again and found guilty."
-Caroline, Cassie, David

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This is Pathos becasue Juror 10 is stating his opinion or a morally correct concept. He says what he thinks, which makes it Pathos since it pulls at the other jurors emmotional side.
-Caroline, Cassie, David