Act One, Scene One ends with the journalist Hornbeck stating "Hello Devil, Welcome to Hell" and earlier, Rachel asks Cates to admit his error after previously talking with Mr. Meeker, the bailiff.
This play opens with a short conservation between two children, Melinda and Howard, as they discuss a worm. The introduction scene of the main character has him make "a toast, in good American lemonade", a man who is described as "a patriarch surrounded by his children". Act One, Scene One ends with the journalist Hornbeck stating "Hello Devil, Welcome to Hell" and earlier, Rachel asks Cates to admit his error after previously talking with Mr. Meeker, the bailiff. In the pivotal scene one character refers to another as a "self-appointed prophet", and the audience begins to change sides when one character states "if the lord wishes a sponge to think, it thinks".  The two main characters, Drummond and Brady, battle it out in Hillsboro, and citizens hold signs like "Are you a man or a monkey". FTP, name this Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee play which is based on the Scopes Monkey Trial. 
This play opens with a short conservation between two children, Melinda and Howard, as they discuss a worm.
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