Inherit the Wind Act 1
Literal:
1. Melinda describes her talk with Howard sinful.
2. Howard tells Melinda that she and her family were nothing but worms and blobs of jelly.
3. Cates response to Rachel was for Rachel to take her father’s side.
4. The Mayor uses words such as warrior who fought for ordinary people to describe Brady.
5. Rev. Brown was referring to Brady about the community.
6. Hornbeck was referring to Mrs. McClain about the 35 cent fan.
7. Hornbeck calls the monkey grandpa.
8. Hornbeck was referring to Matthew Harrison Brady.
9. Mrs. Brady tempers Brady’s enthusiasm.
10. Brady refers to Cates as a criminal by nature.
11. Rev. Brown responds fiercely.
12. Agnostic is someone who doesn’t believe in faith or God.
13. Rev. Brown uses words such as vicious and a Godless man to describe Drummond.
14. Brady uses St. George slaying a dragonfly as an analogy for Drummond.
15. Hornbeck says he is inspecting the court room or how he calls it the “battlefield.”
16. Rachel says she can’t see Bert as a hero because since she is a school teacher she thinks Bert should just go by the law and school board.
17. At the end of Act I Melinda refers Drummond as the Devil.
18. The real names of the giants who clashed upon the trial were Darrow and Bryan.
Inferential:
1. Hornbeck differs because he is a stranger also someone who was not a conformist.
2. Elijah’s words are things like evolutionist, infidel, and sinner which establish Hornbeck’s character because he’s not a godly man.
3. Opinions are said to be bad for business because it can not only upset but lose customers.
4. The townspeople feel about Brady a servant and the Lord’s.
5. Brady uses the analogy of a St. Goliath when confronting Drummond.
6. Baltimore is referred to as Sodom and Baltimore because it is a wicked, sinful, and ungodly place.
7. Hornbeck refers to the monkey as the father of our ancestors because he is greedy.
8. He has Hornbeck speaking to the monkey because the real trial is thought as a
1. Melinda describes her talk with Howard sinful.
2. Howard tells Melinda that she and her family were nothing but worms and blobs of jelly.
3. Cates response to Rachel was for Rachel to take her father’s side.
4. The Mayor uses words such as warrior who fought for ordinary people to describe Brady.
5. Rev. Brown was referring to Brady about the community.
6. Hornbeck was referring to Mrs. McClain about the 35 cent fan.
7. Hornbeck calls the monkey grandpa.
8. Hornbeck was referring to Matthew Harrison Brady.
9. Mrs. Brady tempers Brady’s enthusiasm.
10. Brady refers to Cates as a criminal by nature.
11. Rev. Brown responds fiercely.
12. Agnostic is someone who doesn’t believe in faith or God.
13. Rev. Brown uses words such as vicious and a Godless man to describe Drummond.
14. Brady uses St. George slaying a dragonfly as an analogy for Drummond.
15. Hornbeck says he is inspecting the court room or how he calls it the “battlefield.”
16. Rachel says she can’t see Bert as a hero because since she is a school teacher she thinks Bert should just go by the law and school board.
17. At the end of Act I Melinda refers Drummond as the Devil.
18. The real names of the giants who clashed upon the trial were Darrow and Bryan.
Inferential:
1. Hornbeck differs because he is a stranger also someone who was not a conformist.
2. Elijah’s words are things like evolutionist, infidel, and sinner which establish Hornbeck’s character because he’s not a godly man.
3. Opinions are said to be bad for business because it can not only upset but lose customers.
4. The townspeople feel about Brady a servant and the Lord’s.
5. Brady uses the analogy of a St. Goliath when confronting Drummond.
6. Baltimore is referred to as Sodom and Baltimore because it is a wicked, sinful, and ungodly place.
7. Hornbeck refers to the monkey as the father of our ancestors because he is greedy.
8. He has Hornbeck speaking to the monkey because the real trial is thought as a