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Juror Descriptions

Twelve Angry Men

TermDefinition
Juror #1 Also known as the Foreman; He likes the authority he has been given. He is smug about it too. He works hard, but is not too smart.
Juror #2 He is easily convinced of any opinion. He has no backbone and is meek (gentle).
Juror #3 An opinionated man that forces his thoughts and opinions on others. He is not tolerant of people with different thoughts.
Juror #4 Logical. Seems to have money and is a little pompous. His only concern is the facts.
Juror #5 Timid, naive and frightened. He is taking his jury duty very seriously. He has a difficult time speaking out.
Juror #6 A wallflower. He listens to everything and then has to think on it.
Juror #7 Jokes about everything. He really wants to be at a ballgame and not deciding a verdict. He is loud, flashy and opinionated.
Juror #8 The lone standout! He wants to see justice done right with all the facts. He is a very compassionate man.
Juror #9 An old geezer. He helps Juror #8 by standing beside him in finding justice and truth.
Juror #10 A bitter, bitter man. He is a bigot.
Juror #11 A foreigner who speaks justice because he had to suffer injustice.
Juror #12 An advertiser who thinks of people without feelings, just statistics.
Created by: mabrooks
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