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The Runaway Jury Study Guide

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by John Grisham
About 104 pages (31,047 words)
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Chapter 35 Summary

It is Saturday night and six of the jurors - Easter, Jerry, the Poodle, Henry Vu, Lonnie and the second alternate juror Shine Royce - are at the football game and spend most of their time explaining the game to Henry. When they return to the motel, personal visits are allowed, and despite it being expressly forbidden by Harkin, Easter slips into Millie Dupree's room to speak with her and her husband. He explains to them that he has a friend on the outside that is good at digging up information, and that the whole thing was a scam so that the defense could have Hoppy persuade Millie to change her vote.

The next day begins with a birthday cake for Loreen Duke's 36th birthday, before the jurors go their own ways to attend.....

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