Ms. Labarge
English block 2
November 17, 2011
Comparison/ Contrast Essay
Jurors Three and Eight, from the play “The 12 Angry Men”, have many differences, but they do have some similarities. Finding the differences between Jurors Three and Eight was fairly easy. Similarities were more difficult to find, but they were present. This paper will compare and contrast these two jurors This paragraph is going to tell three main differences between Jurors Three and Eight. One of the main differences is personality. Juror Three is dominant and strong, but Juror Eight is very concidering and laid back. Also, their judgment is very different. Juror Three is very judgmental, where as Juror Eight isn’t as quick to judge as Juror Three is. Their main difference is their opinions on whether or not the boy should have been voted guilty or not guilty. These are three main differences between the two jurors. This paragraph will show similarities between the two jurors. One similarity is they both at one point stand alone. Juror Eight is the first to stand alone, and then Juror Three does in the end. Another similarity is their stubbornness. They are both very stubborn when it comes to supporting their opinions. They are very straight forward when it comes to their votes, though; they do what they can to get people to vote right along with them. These are some similarities between Jurors Three and Eight. Now you can see the differences between Jurors Three and Eight. These two jurors are very different , especially when it comes to their personalities. Despite their differences they do have some similarities, which are stated in this essay. After reading this paper, you should better understand these two very different, but similar