Juror 8

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Juror 8 is the calm, analytical juror who stands as the lone initial dissenter and moral center of the deliberations in *12 Angry Men*.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
juror
alliesWith Juror 11 NERFINISHED
Juror 5
Juror 9 NERFINISHED
appearsIn 12 Angry Men NERFINISHED
appearsInFilm 12 Angry Men (1957 film) NERFINISHED
appearsInPlay 12 Angry Men (stage play) NERFINISHED
appearsInTeleplay 12 Angry Men (1954 teleplay) NERFINISHED
caseType murder trial
centralThemeEmbodied integrity of the justice system
power of one individual to stand against the majority
reasonable doubt
characterTrait analytical
calm
courageous
empathetic
fair-minded
patient
principled
rational
conflictWith Juror 10 NERFINISHED
Juror 3 NERFINISHED
countryOfFictionalSetting United States of America
surface form: United States
gender male
initialVote not guilty
jurorNumber 8
juryVoteStatusAtStart lone dissenter
keyAction demonstrates that the knife is not unique
questions the woman’s ability to see the crime clearly
reconstructs the old man’s testimony to challenge its reliability
requests secret ballot to test other jurors’ certainty
legalContext American jury system
motivatedBy duty to ensure a fair verdict
sense of justice
narrativeFunction moral center of the jury
voice of reasonable doubt
portrayedBy Henry Fonda NERFINISHED
portrayedByIn1954Teleplay Robert Cummings NERFINISHED
portrayedByIn1997Film Jack Lemmon NERFINISHED
professionInFilm architect
roleInStory protagonist
stanceOnDeathPenaltyCase insists on careful deliberation before condemning a defendant
storyOutcome persuades all jurors to vote not guilty
symbolizes democratic responsibility
moral courage
rational deliberation

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