Rose depicts the injustice and prejudice often found in hasty decisions made by the other jurors so quick to find the boy guilty based on social class and upbringing. However, the 8th juror believes that the deserves at least a conversation before coming to a hasty decision that would end the boy’s life. The 8th juror presents the question “what if the facts are wrong” and forces a reexamination of the case in its entirety. He charges the men to examine “circumstantial evidence” and the testimonies of the main witnesses. Through this examination they men find inconsistencies in the testimonies, which cases doubt in the mind of the other jurors. The 8th juror focuses on the necessity of “beyond a reasonable” instead of guilty or not guilty to
