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    Mastermind is a quiz show that both test contestants' knowledge of specialist areas and general knowledge, and the win for them is longer time to stay on TV and fame. Firstly, the host asks four contestants to choose a specific area of quizzes to answer, and these quizzes are really academic and focal, such as in the episode of Friday, 28 September 2012 at 20:00, the first contestant chose Sir Ian Botham as his specialist area of quizzes, which includes "For which County did Ian Botham make his…

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    In the movie, 12 Angry Men, there were plenty of things to focus on. The weather, the way the men were dressed, their facial expressions, and more. I’d like to focus a little on all of these things throughout this paper, because they all help make the film what it is. As we started watching this movie, I think the thing I noticed most was the weather and how everyone looked uncomfortable and grumpy. Who wouldn’t be uncomfortable and grumpy on a hot day while wearing a full suit while being…

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    The play Twelve Angry Men by Reginald Rose should be read in schools. The play takes place during the 1950s, and is about a jury comprised of white males. In the trial, the defendant, a teenage boy, is on trial for murdering his father after he claims his father abused him. Like everyone, all the jurors have some prejudices about the defendant and opinions of the case before they begin to deliberate. While these twelve men try to reach a unanimous decision, some jurors are unwilling to change…

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    Standing up alone for what you believe is right is a hard thing for anyone to do, adults in a jury or teenagers in high school. Twelve Angry Men by Reginald Rose details the deliberation of a jury over the fate of a sixteen year old boy accused of killing his father. When the jury first attempts to take a vote on whether the verdict should be innocent guilty, the vote is eleven to one in favor of guilty with Juror Eight standing alone on the side of innocence. He then proceeds to prove to the…

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    Judge a case in criminal justice has never been a simple yes/no question, or Not Guilty/Guilty answers without justification according to the facts. Even though some jurors do so. That been said, twelve men, member of the jury, truly got angry while they were trying to stand together to deliberate a verdict after an murder trial. This happened in the movies “12 Angry men” published in 1957 in New York City. The eight years old went to a trial for stabling his father to death. So after the trial…

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    In Twelve Angry Men, Reginald Rose uses a variation of situational Irony to convey the message that men will often change their mind and use previous biases to form opinions. One example of Rose's use of this irony is when juror 10 begins to speak badly about the defendant, and how the kids like him "don't even speak good English" (37). Juror 11, the juror who speaks English as a second language, then proceeds to correct juror 10's grammar. Rose is showing people here that they should not judge…

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    Juror Five was a reserved and quiet man. He was apparently ashamed of his slum-dwelling upbringing and hesitant at first to speak up at first. Juror Five displayed a critical thinking characteristic by practicing restraint, controlling his feelings rather than being controlled by them and by thinking before he acted (Ruggiero, 1975). The unique trait Juror Five possess was he was familiar with the background of the defendant. The defendant was beaten by his father, grew up without a mother,…

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    In Twelve Angry Men race is a factor. Use evidence for other biases the jurors must overcome. Ans. Racism is a factor in the Twelve Angry Men, they also use the principal of confirmation bias, which is the tendency for people to consciously or unconsciously seek out information that conforms to their pre-existing view points, and subsequently ignore information that goes against them both positive and negative. Several of the jurors expected that the boy was guilty It was obvious from the…

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    Rose exhibits the notion that prejudices and biases are factors in every conflict and can obscure the truth. The microcosm of characters ensures that each character has had different personal experiences, Personal experiences often influence the way reality is perceived by an individual, Prejudices and biases often take effect in conflict and can change the facts. The 3rd Juror has a bias against the boy as a result of personal experiences with his own son. Throughout the play, the 3rd Juror…

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    The film 12 Angry Men is a dramatization of twelve men that serve as a jury in a trial for a teenage boy accused of murdering his father. The film explores the complications that may cloud the judgment of everyday men as they deliberate the guilt or exoneration of the defendant on the basis of reasonable doubt. The decision must be unanimous for a guilty verdict will result in a mandatory death sentence. The jury of twelve is tasked with the ethical responsibility of patiently reviewing the…

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