This play is indeed a lot like To Kill a Mockingbird due to how someone's life is at stake who may or may not have done anything wrong at this point. Also, his fate is being determined by twelve inconvenienced and annoyed business
It definitely seems like the boy will be found innocent at the end at the rate things are currently going, although I'm a bit curious as to what lengths Juror Three will go to prove his point.
While my willing suspension of disbelief has been tried at some points, the play has been put together quite well.
~B.E
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