12 Angry Men Act 2 Flashcard

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What is the significance of the secret ballot in Act 2?

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It allows the characters to vote without fear of judgment.

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What piece of evidence was brought into the room during Act II?

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A diagram.

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What role does Juror 8 play in Act 2?

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Protagonist and presenting reasonable doubts and alternative perspectives.

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How does the setting of the jury room contribute to the tension in Act 2?

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The cramped and stuffy setting of the jury room.

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Why does Juror 9 suggest the old man may have lied in his testimony?

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He relates to the old man and feels that maybe the old man feels important for the first time in a long while.

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What is the primary conflict in Act 2 of 12 Angry Men?

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The struggle between differing opinions on the guilt or innocence of the accused.

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How does Juror 8 challenge the other jurors' perspectives?

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By introducing reasonable doubt and encouraging discussion.

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What is the impact of group dynamics in the jury room during Act 2?

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Group dynamics lead to pressure, persuasion, and conflict among jurors.

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What does the diagram brought into the room represent?

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It represents a key piece of evidence that is re-evaluated by the jurors.

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How does the character of Juror 3 contribute to the tension in Act 2?

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Juror 3 is aggressive and emotionally charged, opposing Juror 8's views.