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When arguing a point, both silence and persistence can be virtues, if used at the right time.In Twelve Angry Men, Juror 8 consistently argued his point by being patient and listening to what others had to say. However, when the right moment struck, he took advantage and proved a major point. When Juror 8 was arguing with Juror 3, he took advantage of his rage and said he would kill Juror 8. Juror 8 used this to prove that even if someone says,"I'll kill him! I'll kill him!"(Rose 43), that doesn't mean they will, which proved Juror 8's view.