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<big>'''Fabrications in the movie include:'''</big>

<big>'''Fabrications in the movie include:'''</big>

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'''Bryan’s movie character''' betrays the trust of Scopes’s girlfriend, who is the local preacher’s daughter, and who is shattered by the breach of confidence. ‘Bryan’ is presented as a harsh and desperate man willing even to ‘sell out’ an innocent girl to achieve victory. In reality Scopes did not even have a girlfriend.

'''Bryan’s movie character''' betrays the trust of Scopes’s girlfriend, who is the local preacher’s daughter, and who is shattered by the breach of confidence. ‘Bryan’ is presented as a harsh and desperate man willing even to ‘sell out’ an innocent girl to achieve victory. This subplot is not present in the original play, although the others mentioned here are. In reality Scopes did not even have a girlfriend.

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'''Distorting and parodying Christian morality''', Bryan’s movie character claims that sexual intercourse is the ‘original sin’. In reality, there was however no mention made about sex at all during Darrow’s examination of Bryan.

'''Distorting and parodying Christian morality''', Bryan’s movie character claims that sexual intercourse is the ‘original sin’. In reality, there was however no mention made about sex at all during Darrow’s examination of Bryan.