Juror 2

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Juror 2 is a timid, easily swayed member of the jury in the courtroom drama "12 Angry Men," often portrayed as uncertain and eager to avoid conflict.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
film character
stage character
appearsIn 12 Angry Men
12 Angry Men (1954 teleplay)
linked to: play 12 Angry Men

12 Angry Men (1957 film)
linked to: 12 Angry Men

12 Angry Men (1997 film)
12 Angry Men (stage play)
linked to: play 12 Angry Men
basedOnWorkBy Reginald Rose
characterTrait eager to avoid conflict
easily swayed
hesitant
impressionable
nervous
soft-spoken
submissive
timid
uncertain
createdBy Reginald Rose
firstAppearance 12 Angry Men (Studio One, 1954)
linked to: 12 Angry Men
gender male
hasRole juror
influencedBy Juror 8
jurorNumber 2
languageOfCharacter English
laterSupportsVerdict not guilty
medium film
television
theatre
memberOf jury in 12 Angry Men
narrativeFunction represents timid and easily swayed jurors
nationalityInStory American
occupationInStory bank clerk
portrayedBy Hume Cronyn
John Beal
John Fiedler
Ossie Davis
other stage actors
relationshipToJuror8 persuaded by Juror 8’s reasonable doubt arguments
storySetting New York City
jury room
supportsVerdict guilty (initially)
themeAssociation conformity
moral responsibility of jurors
peer pressure
workOfFictionGenre courtroom drama
drama

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