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The Courage of Juror 8 in Twelve Angry Men by Reginald Rose

In this outline for an argumentative essay, a student plans out how she will present her case concerning Juror 8 from the iconic courtroom drama Twelve Angry Men by Reginald Rose. The student asserts that Juror 8 is the only juror who shows unfaltering courage during deliberations. The student's introduction and second body paragraph are also included in this work.
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Angela's feedback:

"You provide a detailed outline that lays out a solid plan for you to follow when writing your essay. The introductory paragraph and body paragraph that you included both appear to stay faithful to your outline and work effectively in helping to support your thesis. It is confusing though that in your introduction you talk about Twelve Angry Men as both a play and a book. If possible, you should specify which version of the work you're analyzing. You also sometimes capitalize the word "juror" when it's being used to refer to the position and should actually be written in lowercase. Finally, since the characters don't have traditional names and are instead referred to by juror number, it would make sense to present the characters as Juror 1, Juror 2, etc., all the way up to Juror 12 instead of writing out the numbers one through nine and then switching to numerals for ten, eleven, and twelve."

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