In the opening scene we have learned that a boy is on trial for the murder of his father. Based on the men who are the most open about their verdict, does it look like the boy will be found guilty? Use details from the movie so far to explain your answer. 2 15:55 - 24:00 Listen carefully as the jurors go around the table and give their argument for why they think the boy is guilty. List at least three of them below. 1) 2) 3). A) What point is Juror 8 trying to make by showing them a knife that looks like the knife from evidence? B) How did all of them feel about this piece of evidence before they saw a look-alike? A). B). 66 Juror 11: I beg your pardon... Juror 10: "I beg your pardon?" What are you so polite about? Juror 11: For the same reason you are not: it's the way I was brought up. 4 39:30 888 In your opinion, which of the two scenarios is worse? -The boy is found guilty and he didn't kill his father. -The boy is found innocent and he "did" kill his father. As you think about your answer, don't forget about the concept of being innocent until proven guilty and having reasonable doubt. 5A) How does Juror 9 describe this witness, the neighbor who heard the boy shout "I'm gonna kill you!". B) How do you suppose he came up with this fantastic' story about the witness? 45:55 A) B) 6 52:00 Juror 10 keeps saying that they are talking about the little details that don't matter. What detail matters most to him? Use previous scenes from the movie to support your answer. 81:12:20 What point is the director of the film trying to make when there is a shot of Juror 4 wiping the sweat from his forehead? Use previous details from the movie to support your answer.