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Juror 10 is described as an angry and bitter man with a conservative worldview. He seems to be in his 40s and holds prejudices against people who are different from him, like those who live in slums. He views them as "trash" and "wild animals" who are different, don't need excuses to kill, and want to destroy people like him. Though initially convinced the accused is guilty, by the end of deliberations Juror 10 changes his vote to "not guilty," possibly because he has given up or been persuaded by others in the jury room.
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Revisit the video of Twelve Angry Men
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The directions for completion of the original analysis on the movie 12-Angry Men are as follows:
Use the video “Twelve Angry Men” as a case study and analyze how influence and persuasion played a role in the outcome of this trial. Henry Fonda negotiates with each of the 11 jurors. Pick three pairs of negotiations and analyze the dynamics. Fonda should be in two of the pairs. Write a three-to-four page paper that addresses at least the following:
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- 2. Juror 10
- 3. Description from the original script by Reginald Rose An angry, bitter man. He is man who antagonizes almost at sight. A bigot who places no values on any human life save his own, a man who has been nowhere and is going nowhere and knows it deep within him.
- 4. Who is he? We have to assume a lot of things about juror 10, including his age and educational background. From the little evidence that we have, we can argue that he is in his forties and has a conservative view of the world.
- 5. A Conservative View To ‘conserve’ something means to keep it as it is or to save it. Juror 10 wants to keep the society he lives in the same as he knows it; he wants to save it from things that he thinks would ruin his world.
- 6. What could ruin his world?
- 7. Think, Pair, Share Why is the accused someone who would ruin Juror 10s world? •Individually, note down four reasons. •Share your reasons with a partner. Discuss whether you have any differences. •Form into a group of four and discuss your ideas. •Chose a spokesperson from your group to feedback all the ideas to the class.
- 8. You can tell a lot about someone by what they say… “ The kids who crawl outa those places are real trash. I don’t want any part of them, I’m telling you” “Well, take a look at them. They are different. They act different. Well, for instance, they don’t need any big excuse to kill someone.” “There is not one of them…who’s any good…and they’re wild animals. They’re against us, they hate us, they want to destroy us”
- 9. Watch an excerpt http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0NlNOI5LG0 Watch the film between 14:15 and 14:50
- 10. 10’s Attitude Based on the quotes you have read and the clip you have just seen, write a short paragraph explaining Juror 10s attitude to those people who live in the slums. Remember, write in first person and in present tense.
- 11. Voting ‘not guilty’? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0NlNOI5LG0 Watch the film between 1:28:29 and 1:28:51
- 12. Why? Is it possible that Juror 10 has just given up or has something else persuaded him to change his vote? Based on what you know and how you think he feels about the accused and the other people in the jury room, discuss reasons for 10 changing his vote.