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The Last Juror Study Guide

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by John Grisham
About 80 pages (24,035 words)
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The Times office

The offices of Willie's newspaper were in an old downtown building that came with the purchase of the paper. The offices had probably never been cleaned out. The building held a great deal of the town's history. Willie loved his office and spent most of his time there. There, he didn't feel lonely or bored.

Willie's Home

After his landlord's death, Willie bought his home, an early twentieth century Victorian mansion. He renovated the entire home, but as beautiful as it was, it was a lonely place for Willie. He loved it when Calia's family came to stay with him and filled the home with family.

The Courthouse

The Ford County.....

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