Please take down the following question if you do not have access to the internet:
(question from Exploring Literature, Ginn Literature Series)
Notice that you--along with the jurors--never know for certain whether the accused man is guilty or innocent. Assume, for the sake of discussion, that the man on trial is guilty. Now decide whether or not Eight acted correctly in persuading the other jurors to change their votes. (of course, the members of the jury, Eight included, are NOT privy to this info). Write the reasons for your opinion.
A good page of reflection will do. Times New Roman, 12 pt. font. Double-Spaced. And oh, what the hay, MLA heading.
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