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The twelve pigs of the jury are discussing the fate of the Wolf. S/He is on trial for blowing down a pair of the Three Little Pigs' houses. Many of the jury assume the Wolf is guilty, especially Pig #3. However, others point out that no-one actually saw the Wolf commit the crime. Pig #8, in particular, encourages the other jurors to reflect on their own inner bias.
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Pig #1: (Fanning himself) Boy, I tell you, it's hot.
Pig #2: I thought it was hot in the courtroom, but this room is like an oven.
Pig #3: Do I smell bacon? Oh wait--that's just me.
Pig #4: So what are we supposed to do?
Pig #5: Weren't you listening to the judge? We vote.
Pig #4: Vote?
Pig #5: We decide whether or not that wolf is guilty or not
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