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I'm new to Wikipedia so that is why I am not editing the page itself. I would prefer it someone else makes the edits if they agree with me. I think part of the cast description is inaccurate. "Evanna Lynch as McKenzie Pryce, a mean-spirited, puritanical Mormon, who believes the LGBT community to be evil." I just finished watching the movie and I don't believe this character was Mormon, but some other undisclosed Christian sect. First, the movie never states that McKenzie was Mormon, just a member of the "Christian click" and "OMG club". Second, if she was Mormon it would be counteract two of the jokes (which imo were hilarious) that the writers were playing at. Joke 1: McKenzie is mad at Shley (stated as Mormon) because she is trying to get a gay best friend. McKenzie accuses Shley of going along with the Mormon thing because her pastor stated that the gay conspiracy was trying to get polygamy legal. She specifically said "pastor" which I think rules out her being Mormon since I don't think they have pastors (protestants i think?). The joke is making fun of the slippery slope argument conservatives tend to use when it comes to gay marriage. Also making fun of the fact that Mormons have associations with "sister wives" which I think she mentions. This joke doesn't work if McKenzie is Mormon. Joke 2: Mormons are hypocritical. The Mormons in the movie seem to want to be super friendly and nice to people while believing that they are going to hell. The Mormons were trying to convert "the gays" to "only be gay for Jesus". Both disclosed Mormon character saw certain behavior "sinful" behavior as acceptable and ok under certain conditions that they would rationalize to themselves (except for swearing lol). The joke doesn't work if McKenzie "the mean-spirited puritan" who never compromises on her standards is Mormon. So I would like to see the description changed to either "...a mean-spirited, puritan..." or "...a mean-spirited, puritanical Christian..." (in one scene she wears a citation of a new testament verse on her face and if I remember correctly she also has a symbol of a cross in one scene) as I think that is more accurate. Hope this helps :)