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Both authors use symbolism to represent the power that rich have over the people who are uneducated. ’Twelve Angry Men’ shows a knife that the defendant used to kill his dad, when juror 5 steps in to show the use of the knife it proves how a certain ‘type’ of person knows how to use this weapon. ‘On the Waterfront’ uses a similar representation with pigeons and hawks, the people that own the pigeons are pigeons they are D&D and shown as the poor people. Both authors use this to separate the superior from the less fortunate, which in the end proves that your access to power doesn’t limit you from achieving justice.

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Both authors use symbolism to represent relationships between two or more people. In 12 Angry Men the anonymity of the defendant and the jurors makes it hard for them to form any connection or relationships amongst each other. The little information that we know about the jurors keeps their role professional. Likewise, having the jurors know a minute amount of the defendant’s private life keeps him at a professional distance from the jurors. In contrast, On the Waterfront explores the relationship between Edie and Terry through the glove Edie is wearing when they first meet. As Terry slips the glove onto his hand he connects with Edie and it forms the start of their relationship.

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Both authors use symbolism to represent conflict throughout both texts. In 12 Angry Men the dull jury room creates a setting where disagreement takes place, the dullness itself sets the mood for conflict and aggression to take place.  The jury room is a confined space where it is difficult to escape conflict. Similarly confined spaces in On The Waterfront is a place where conflict seems to follow, the mob seems to attack in these confined spaces such as alleyways. Charlie’s body is found in a dull alleyway, showing that this is where terrible things happen. Both characters from the texts don’t want to be in these enclosed spaces. In Twelve Angry Men juror 7 has a baseball game he would rather be at and makes it known he doesn’t want to be there.  Similarly Edie, although she puts up a fearless front while in enclosed spaces such as the alleyway is afraid of what could happen due to the death of her brother.

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Both authors use symbolism to represent the use of confided spaces. In 12 Angry Men the dull jury room is used to express the feeling of isolation sending the message that they are trapped, making them more argumentative to come up with a pressured decision on whether the defendant is guilty or not. Creating a barrier between just wanting to get out for example Juror 7 just wanting to get to his baseball game vs Juror 8 who wants to discuss the evidence in order come to the conclusion of the truth. In contrast On The Waterfront explores the same claustrophobic feeling when Terry and Edie are getting chased through the ally-way sending the image that it’s a one-way path that you are unable to turn around with the fear of getting hurt. With the unknown of what or who is behind and what is going to happen if they stop running. Despite the characters being in a little town called Hoboken set in the open they all still feel restricted where 12 Angry Men when they get out of the room they get the feeling of relief.

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Both authors use symbolism to represent relationships. in 12 Angry Men, the anonymity of the defendant is maintained to better help the jurors maintain a professional distance. As well as prevent the forming of relationships amongst each other. In contrast, 'On The Waterfront' explores the concept of forming relationships through Edie's glove when she and Terry first meet during their walk through the park. Terry tries to connect with her and see things from her perspective by trying on the glove during their conversation.

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Both authors use symbolism to represent the key ideas throughout both of the stories. In On The Waterfront the mist and smoke may represent not being able to see clearly. for example when Terry is walking around with Edie it shows that he hasn't found his conscience yet. However in 12 Angry Men the glasses are used as evidence that the woman across the road may not have seen the murder clearly. 

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Both authors use symbolism to represent the key ideas throughout both of the stories. In On The Waterfront the mist and smoke may represent not being able to see clearly. for example when Terry is walking around with Edie it shows that he hasn't found his conscience yet. However in 12 Angry Men the glasses are used as evidence that the woman across the road may not have seen the murder clearly. 

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Both authors use symbolism to represent the key ideas through both texts. In twelve angry men the knife is used to symbolise death and murder when the defendants father is murdered, likewise in the waterfront the jacket is used to symbolise death and murder when Charley is murdered in the jacket and then later in the film the jacket is passed on and the person who is wearing the jacket also dies.

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Both authors use symbolism to represent the key ideas through both texts. In twelve angry men the knife is used to symbolise death and murder when the defendants father is murdered, likewise in the waterfront the jacket is used to symbolise death and murder when Charley is murdered in the jacket and then later in the film the jacket is passed on and the person who is wearing the jacket also dies.

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both authors use symbolism to represent "escaping reality". In 12 angry men the scratches and marks on the table represent bordem and trying to escape the reality. The way it links to on the waterfront is the open spaces on the rooftop where terry goes to escape reality.

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Both authors use symbolism to represent key ideas throughout both texts. In 12 Angry Men, the eye glasses is used to represent the idea of finding the truth. The lady who testified against the defendant usually wears glasses, but after the jurors come to the realization that she didn’t wear glasses at the time of the murder, some of the jurors change their vote to not guilty after finding the truth. In contrast, On the Waterfront explores mist and smoke to represent Terry’s struggle to find the truth. We see this when Terry is really struggling when he is at the wedding, the background of the setting shows us a misty and smoky setting. This fog later clears up when Terry finally finds his feet and finds the truth.

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Both authors use symbolism to represent key ideas throughout both texts. In 12 Angry Men, the eye glasses is used to represent the idea of finding the truth. The lady who testified against the defendant usually wears glasses, but after the jurors come to the realization that she didn’t wear glasses at the time of the murder, some of the jurors change their vote to not guilty after finding the truth. In contrast, On the Waterfront explores mist and smoke to represent Terry’s struggle to find the truth. We see this when Terry is really struggling when he is at the wedding, the background of the setting shows us a misty and smoky setting. This fog later clears up when Terry finally finds his feet and finds the truth.

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Both authors from 12 angry men and On The Water front use symbolism to represent different meanings and ideas. In On The Water Front Charley's jacket plays a major role in symbolism. When Charley is murdered the jacket is passed onto another character who later in text gets murdered. When the jacket is worn by Terry, this symbolises courage.