Was Tom Robinson's trial the only inconsistency between To Kill A Mockingbird and Go Set a Watchman?

Question

In case you were unaware, (spoilers for both)>!Tom Robinson loses the trial and ends up dying in *To Kill a Mockingbird* whereas in *Go Set a Watchman*, where Atticus wins the trial and Tom goes free.This quote is from *Go Set a Watchman* for those who want proof>! He won an acquittal for a colored boy on a rape charge. The chief witness for the prosecution was a white girl.**Was this the only *major* inconsistency between the two novels?**____________* I am not asking for you all to dig through your books for every scrap of detail, just the blatant differences please.

Answer 1

The biggest change between the two novels (besides TKAM was brilliant and GSAW was drivel) was the moral fiber of Atticus. In the former, Atticus was a moral and righteous man, in the latter, he was a lawyer who took a case as required. Atticus did not believe in any way that "negroes" where equal to others.