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He's confident in what he believes, and stands up for it. No. 8 is also persuasive in convincing others to see his point or side, while taking it seriously. On page 9 he says "I'm not trying to make anyone accept it. I'm just saying it's possible," then says "this isn't a game" on

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My guy is a older and caring old man who thinks he knows more because he has the experience. On page 16 he said " i think i know him better than anyone else here." Also my guy is a sad and down older man on page 16 he said "i speak from experience." How the old man witness has no life and how no has known him his hole life and how its a sad thing. Then my guy said he know this because he speaks from experience.

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He comes up with his decisions slowly and carefully. "I don't know. I started to be convinced, you know, with the testimony from those people across the hall. Didn't they say something about an argument between the father and the boy around seven o'clock that night? I mean, I can be wrong." and "Well, it doesn't exactly prove anything. It's just part of the picture. I didn't say it proved anything." pg.

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Juror number 4 is a wealthy man who thinks he's above everyone else. He is a very bias man who doesn't like the poor as he shows on page 8, "Were not here to go into the reasons why slums are breeding grounds for criminals"  and he also says "he's a product of a filthy neighborhood and a broken home". This all brings out his personality and proves he's very bias. Also proves he doesn't like the poor by the language he uses such as filthy and slum.

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My juror is humble and understanding. He only has a few lines but on page 8 when juror 5 said that he lived in the slums all his life and he yelled my juror said "I can understand this sensitivity"

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He is a very forceful and opinionated person. In the passage it says on page 10 "Now listen to me! You pulled a real smart trick here... The boy lied and you know it." He is also rude and sarcastic throughout the story. On page 5 he is interrupting saying "All right. It's not Sunday. We don't need a sermon." He is also very loud and talkative. He speaks a lot and before he speaks it says it parenthesis that he is loud or angry or shouting. He is Intolerant of others opinions. On page 12 he says "Hold it? We're trying to  put a guilty man into the chair... and now you are paying attention to Fairy tells." He wants to be the center of attention, he wants to be the main speaker. He constantly interrupts people, he makes sure his opinion gets across. On page 13 he isn't talking so he doesn't care about any one else's opinions so in the stage directions it says " He draws a tic tac toe square... places and X." Then he says "Your turn to number 12." My Character is doesn't care about other peoples opinions, wants them to only hear him, wants to be the only juror.

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Quiet man, he is gentle and very thoughtful. But at the same time. He is extremely strong willed and very wise and soft spoken. Throughout the play he speaks to the other jurors with care and stern thoughtfulness. As when he said he was not going to just do whatever everyone else did because he doesnt belive that he

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He is a angry person says. (violently) Now that's a stupid question. sure he lied. Pg.10 // and he is also rude and a example is (Sarcastically) You're a pretty smart fellow, aren't you? Pg. 7

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Juror 7 is very sarcastic. Early in the play Juror 7 says on page 4..."Lets vote now, who knows? Maybe we can all go home." He also quick to temper. "What? Just because i voted fast?!" "Who Says its easy for me!" (Page 5). He is very loud. He answers questions and gets loud... "Right!" Juror 7 is stubborn at some points in the play. On page 10 he says "So what are you gonna do about it? We can be hear a

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The foreman really has had no opinions yet about the case, he keeps to himself, but he sort of controls the jury. But  sometimes he gets irritated at different jurors while arguing. On page number 8 he states "Now let's stop bickering. We're wasting time. Its your turn." Also on page 10 the text says "Quiet! Let's be quiet."

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Confused  Well, sure, I've heard of it. I know what it is. I..... What I meant...well, anyway, I think he was guilty. page.6

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Number 5 is very nervous he sometimes get where its hard to say something out loud and give his opinion. On pg. 10 NO. 8 looks at him as well as probably anyone else in that room and said, "Do you think he lied". Right after that the narrator says that he is "looking around nervously, can't answer immediately. Then soon later he doesn't actually answer the question he said, "I....I don't know". Also on PG. 12 number 3 outburst at number 5 and number 5 (says the narrator) "was frightened at number

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No. 12 is objective (he doesn't bring personal matters into his opinion) when it comes to the evidence and just states the facts (pg 4, 13, 24 28), but it is hard to convince him what's true and what isn't when it comes to the evidence that the jurors have.

"The old man is inside.", "That's right. And let's not forget the woman across the street. She looked into the open window and saw the boy stab his father. She saw it. Now if that isn't enough for you....", "That's more than six inches.", "Well... maybe... there's so much evidence to sift." (these are just quotes of him stating evidence).

He is also outspoken and honest when it comes to asking questions and sharing what he thinks (pg 6, 16, 29).

"I may have an idea here. I'm just thinking out loud now but it seems to me that it's up to us to convince this gentleman that we're right and he's wrong. Maybe if we each took a minute or two, you know, if we sort of try it on for size.", "And you're trying to tell us he lied about a thing like this just so that he could be important?"

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Juror 11 is a very apologetic and passive person. He gives a reasoning to why he closes the window. "(Apologetically) It was blowing on my neck." (pg.5)

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An angry, bitter man. He is a man who antagonizes almost at sight. A bigot who places no values on any human life to save his own, a man who has been nowhere and is going nowhere and knows it deep within him. " I don't mind telling you this mister. We don't owe him a thing. He got a fair trail, didn't he?..... You're not going to tell us that we'e suppose to believe him, knowing what he is. Pg.5
" Now that's a stupid question. Sure he lied."(They're talking about the boy lying). pg.10