At the end of 12 angry men what does the old man and Henry fonda say there name is?

At the end of "12 Angry Men," the old man, who is revealed to have been a key witness in the trial, does not explicitly state his name. However, Henry Fonda's character, Juror 8, is known throughout the film as "Davis," which is revealed when he introduces himself to the foreman after the verdict is reached. The film emphasizes the importance of individual identity and moral responsibility rather than focusing on the characters' names.