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Reginald Rose
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Twelve Angry Men

Summary:   Essay provides an analysis of the play "Twelve Angry Men."


A murderer has to be done by a person that has a great burning hatred for another. Now a boy is on trial for murdering his father. If he is guilty as tried, what drove him towards such hatred? And if he is innocent, then what proof is there"

In the first place, this "kid" wasn't well off, born and bred in a slum. As everyone knows, a slum isn't a very good place to raise a child. We often stereotype slums as places as breeding grounds for potential threats to the community. As if that doesn't make the situation bad enough, his father beat him with fists regularly everyday since he was five. Then, when the boy turned nine years old, his mother died. His father began maltreating him even more when she passed away. Imagine.....

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