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Please be seated in your seat from yesterday  Twelve Angry Men Please be seated in your seat from yesterday 

You’ve heard of the Seven Dwarves, right? Warm Up: Work with your table group to name each of the “12 Angry Men” Try to come up with a name for each that encapsulates his entire personality in the jury room

Use the next ten minutes to complete the Act II section of your packet If the information you have on certain pieces of evidence is unchanged, then you may write “unchanged” If you’ve learned more information, include that extra info I advise you to use a script to answer these questions

As you watch Act II, please make note of information you missed in your packet