He wears glasses and takes things seriously. He treats the facts in a rational and concrete manner. Juror 5 works for a hospital in Harlem. He has lived in the slums his entire life (12 Angry Men Study Guide, nd). Juror 4 offers an overview of the details regarding using a switchblade. Juror 5 is a leader because of his insightful and positive perspective toward the prejudices surrounding those living in the slums (12 Angry Men Study Guide, n.d.). Juror 6 is a painter. He's happy the business is continuing, so he doesn't have to work. However, it is not safe to free a possible killer. He defends the 9th juror. The 9th juror is an old man (12 Angry Men Study Guide, nd). Juror 7's main concerns in this case are whether it will take a long time and whether the baseball game will be made. He changes his vote to "not guilty" due to a change of opinion. He wants the deliberations to be over so he can attend the baseball game (12 Angry Men Study Guide,