Melinda

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Melinda is a young, impressionable girl in the play "Inherit the Wind," serving as a minor character who reflects the town’s attitudes during the famous trial.

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Melinda canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
theatrical character
ageDescriptor young
alignment townspeople
appearsIn 1960 film "Inherit the Wind"
surface form: Inherit the Wind
associatedEvent Scopes "Monkey" Trial
surface form: Scopes Monkey Trial (fictionalized)
audienceFunction conduit for community reaction
characterTrait impressionable
countryOfOriginOfWork United States of America
surface form: United States
createdBy Jerome Lawrence
Robert E. Lee
fictionalUniverse play "Inherit the Wind"
surface form: Inherit the Wind universe
firstAppearance play "Inherit the Wind"
surface form: Inherit the Wind (1955 play)
functionInStory reflects town attitudes
gender female
genreOfWorkContext drama
languageOfWork English
medium stage
narrativeRole minor character
represents public opinion in Hillsboro
small-town youth
roleInTrialContext observer of the trial
settingContext Hillsboro
themeContext evolution vs. creationism debate
freedom of thought
timePeriodSetting 1920s American South
workTypeContext play

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play "Inherit the Wind" hasCharacter Melinda
subject surface form: Inherit the Wind