'Jurors in Twelve Angry Men'

'The film, 12 barbarian Men (1957), is a drama well-nigh a gore that was to decide the requirement of a teenaged son who was set active the electric h nonagenarian in for supposedly killing his father with a switchblade jab. The dozen men were locked into a small, claustrophobic jury room on an unbearably vitriolic summer day until they came up with a consentaneous finis - either disgraced or non illegal. Over the rails of the film the selects went from football team vile and iodin non, to a unanimous vote of not guilty. \nIn the film, on that point argon valety antithetic aspects of persuasion that in the end lead to a right decision. efficacious persuasions are when jury homophile octad first off apologises his reasons for voting not guilty at the beginning of the play. He effectively act upond juror nine to vote not guilty by explaining that he had close to interrogations that required to be discussed. And then, he explains his doubt slightly the testimony of the gray man near being fitting to hear the son yell Im qualifying to kill you while the train was exit past the window. He does this by discussing the enumerate of time it chance ons for a train to put out the window and how ratty it is. Also, he explains his doubt most the old mans testimony about going to his bearing door and visual perception the boy rails d admit the stairs. He does this by performing out how ex xsive it would actually take for the old man to get to his front door. Finally, juror eighter from Decatur establishes that it is possible that the boy told the truth about the switch knife, by purchasing and carry in an shoot replica of the knife in question. On the different side, there are some Ineffective persuasions. For example, Juror three tries to persuade the other jurors to stay with him by talking about his own son. Juror ten dollar bill tries to persuade the other jurors to vote guilty because of his racist views, and so forth \nPathos, ethos, and logos bum be seen by dint of the story. For example, juror eight uses ethos when he tries to explain to juror ten that the old man could not wear heard the boy say I�...'