“Twelve Angry Men” by Reginald Rose and “Democracy” by Langston Hughes are different in that one text is a play with a jury that is an a conflict, whereas the other is a poem talking about freedom and equal rights. Although Rose and Hughes both say that everybody should have to do the something as everybody else, a key difference is that Rose and Hughes do not react the same way towards democracy. In “Twelve Angry Men” the author does nothing about the problem while in “Democracy” the author demands for freedom for everybody.
In “Twelve Angry Men” Rose thinks that everybody/the jury should take democracy seriously, but not everybody/the juror’s does. Rose thinks that even juror’s during a murder trial can be affected by the attorney instead
In “Twelve Angry Men” Rose thinks that everybody/the jury should take democracy seriously, but not everybody/the juror’s does. Rose thinks that even juror’s during a murder trial can be affected by the attorney instead