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All 12 of the jurors are described as having individual traits which contribute to the dynamic of the group. Some members are more forceful and instrumental in influencing the opinions of others.
Foreman consumed with the power he has, being in charge. He eventually switches his vote after several rounds of voting guilty.
Juror 2 is a meek man who has a hard time maintaining his opinion, he is easily influenced.
Juror 3 is a forceful man, who tries to bully everyone into voting guilty without any discussion.
Juror 4 is a professional man who never removes his suit jacket. He appears confident and sure of his vote. However, he is made to realize that memory can be faulty.
Juror 5 is very meek, frightened by the proceedings. Finds it hard to speak, but changes his vote early in the discussions.
Juror 6 is a working man, laborer, uses his hands, not his brain well, eventually changes his vote.
Juror 7 Salesman, doesn't care about the discussions, assumes the defendant is guilty.
Juror 8 quiet man, concerned that justice be served, also a natural leader. Leads much better than the Foreman
Juror 9 an elderly man, who is first to change his vote to not guilty.
Juror 10 Very angry bitter man, who is very prejudiced against the defendant.
Juror 11 an immigrant, a refugee from persecution and takes his role very seriously.
Juror 12 works in advertising and sees people as statistics.
Posted by pmiranda2857 on August 12, 2008 at 3:32 AM (Answer #1)
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