Alma 54:23 · 1 Nephi 4:33
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Ammoron, claiming descent from Zoram, characterizes his ancestor's departure as compulsion ('pressed and brought out'). The small-plates account frames the same exit oppositely: Nephi seizes Zoram only to stop his flight (1 Ne 4:31), then offers freedom by oath (4:33), accepted with a counter-oath (4:35). The divergence is the textual fact; the reading that Ammoron is DISTORTING an inherited story (vs preserving an independent family tradition) is the hedged inference. Thematic contrast - same event, opposed framing; no shared phrasing.