Although he doesn't reveal much about his background, his prejudices may stem from racist parents or a negative encounter with a man or woman black woman when he was younger. For this reason, he was concerned that the defendant was a stereotypical troublemaker. In his own words, “these people are dangerous. They are wild. He ultimately gives in to the evidence in favor of the accused's innocence, but he is one of the last jurors to do so. Since he holds strongly to the morality he judges the accused to possess, he bases his argument on