Juror 8 is a character from the play and film "12 Angry Men," written by Reginald Rose. He is portrayed as a thoughtful and principled man who stands alone in his initial vote of "not guilty" in a murder trial. His willingness to question the evidence and the opinions of the other jurors highlights his commitment to justice and the importance of reasonable doubt. Throughout the story, Juror 8 engages in discussions with his fellow jurors, encouraging them to reconsider their positions. His calm demeanor and logical reasoning gradually influence others, showcasing the power of critical thinking and moral integrity in the face of group pressure.