Jurors #10-12

[This post may contain spoilers; please watch the movie here before reading]

Juror #10 is the most unreasonable, angry man.  He is often extremely mad, offending others and laughing about it to himself.  He finds fault in almost everyone else, and remains in his strong attitude until the dramatic scene where everyone refuses to listen to him.  Obsessed with being important and respected, he eventually loses the respect of everyone.  His ironic judgment of others is probably best seen when he says that the immigrant "don't even speak good english."

Juror #11 is the immigrant, new to America but excited about its opportunities.  Surprisingly, despite his difficulties with english, he knows more about America than the rest of them, and acts in a very polite manner.  He is the opposite of the stereotypical European immigrant and proves that he is a very beneficial member of society.  Very well behaved and always concentrated on the task at hand, he shows the irony of the hate of Juror #10.

Juror #12 is another form of comic relief, although much different from Juror #7.  As an advertiser, he prefers drawing pictures and playing tic-tac-toe over deliberating over the case.  His one-liners are particularly funny, and he constantly tries to gain the approval of the others.  Although he is very unsure of what he truly believes, he really cares and thinks deeply about the opinions presented on both sides.