When he want to explain Sancho Panza how he see windmills and want to fight with them.
The author seems almost defeated ("I decided I couldn't run..") but also has a more ethical tone, saying his freedom wasn't worth anything if the city was still under DHS and his friends were still locked up and that his freedom wasn't as important as a free country.
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Prejudice, those feelings about others based on race, gender, socioeconomic situations, and other factors, should never be a part of life-altering decisions. In a jury, prejudice should never influence votes, but the characters in 12 Angry Men do just that initially.
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