Summarized & Analyzed: “Twelve Angry Men”

Fiction & Literature, Drama, American, Nonfiction, Entertainment, Reference & Language, Study Aids
Cover of the book Summarized & Analyzed: “Twelve Angry Men” by Student World, Raja Sharma
View on Amazon View on AbeBooks View on Kobo View on B.Depository View on eBay View on Walmart
Author: Student World ISBN: 9781370253388
Publisher: Raja Sharma Publication: May 7, 2017
Imprint: Smashwords Edition Language: English
Author: Student World
ISBN: 9781370253388
Publisher: Raja Sharma
Publication: May 7, 2017
Imprint: Smashwords Edition
Language: English

The play begins and ends in the jury room. The judge is not physically present in the main action, but before the beginning of the play, he gives instructions from offstage vantage point, telling the jurors that they have to say not guilty if there is a reasonable doubt. The judge obviously does not want an innocent man to be sentenced. He instructs the jurors to be unbiased and honest.

The jurors are made to realize that they have a very serious responsibility of deciding whether the accused boy is guilty or not guilty. Through the twelve jurors, the judge, and the way the deliberations and voting takes place in the play, the playwright is successful in telling the audience about the American justice system. The play has an obvious objective to attain through the jurors who are going to decide whether the accused is guilty or innocent.

View on Amazon View on AbeBooks View on Kobo View on B.Depository View on eBay View on Walmart

The play begins and ends in the jury room. The judge is not physically present in the main action, but before the beginning of the play, he gives instructions from offstage vantage point, telling the jurors that they have to say not guilty if there is a reasonable doubt. The judge obviously does not want an innocent man to be sentenced. He instructs the jurors to be unbiased and honest.

The jurors are made to realize that they have a very serious responsibility of deciding whether the accused boy is guilty or not guilty. Through the twelve jurors, the judge, and the way the deliberations and voting takes place in the play, the playwright is successful in telling the audience about the American justice system. The play has an obvious objective to attain through the jurors who are going to decide whether the accused is guilty or innocent.

More books from Raja Sharma

Cover of the book Literature Companion: Never Let Me Go by Student World
Cover of the book Ready Reference Treatise: Childhood's End by Student World
Cover of the book A Dream Floats in Oblivion & Other Stories by Student World
Cover of the book Ready Reference Treatise: Maestro by Student World
Cover of the book Ready Reference Treatise: Snow Country by Student World
Cover of the book Literature Help: Schindler's List by Student World
Cover of the book A Quick Guide to “The Little Prince” by Student World
Cover of the book "Wild Duck" Summarized and Analyzed by Student World
Cover of the book Parvati: A True Story by Student World
Cover of the book Ready Reference Treatise: A Death in the Family by Student World
Cover of the book An Illustrated Dictionary of Table Tennis Terms by Student World
Cover of the book Ready Reference Treatise: The Miser by Student World
Cover of the book Motivational Stories: Part Eleven by Student World
Cover of the book Ready Reference Treatise: Wide Sargasso Sea by Student World
Cover of the book Ready Reference Treatise: Nisa by Student World
We use our own "cookies" and third party cookies to improve services and to see statistical information. By using this website, you agree to our Privacy Policy