In the movie “12 Angry Men”, the story revolves around a murder trial of a 16 year old boy in which the 12 jurors are expected to arrive at a judgement. Each juror is of a different background and had a different view about the boy’s role in murder. All 11 of the jurors believe that the boy committed the murder either by conviction or by looking at others.
The 8th Juror, Henry Fonda, with a reasonable doubt about the boy committing the murder sets the focus for the discussion in the Jury room. He portrays openness in his thought as he does not want to send a boy to die, without talking and confirming it with reasonable certainty. He also shows determination and patience to look beyond the testimonies of all the witnesses.
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The 8th Juror, Henry Fonda, with a reasonable doubt about the boy committing the murder sets the focus for the discussion in the Jury room. He portrays openness in his thought as he does not want to send a boy to die, without talking and confirming it with reasonable certainty. He also shows determination and patience to look beyond the testimonies of all the witnesses.
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