They will give her money because she loved this man, was there for him, and deserves recognition for her efforts and loyalties. The legal case involves the law. The juror's case involves feelings. The legal case for the plaintiff in this situation is about a verbal agreement. The juror's case is about love, fairness and generosity of heart.
Jurors make their decisions based on the story.
And they use the legal case to justify that decision. The way the lawyer lays out the evidence is determined by whether he or she is going to focus on the legal case or the juror's case. Jurors make their decisions based on the emotional case, not the legal case. They use the law to hang their emotions on, not to determine their verdict. So the emotional case, which for jurors is always more compelling than the legal case, should be the focus of your presentation.