This early sex scandal in American history has received multiple fictional portrayals. It was first depicted in the 1931 biographical film Alexander Hamilton. In the 2015 musical Hamilton, the Reynolds affair is a key moment in the Second Act, figuring directly in the songs "Say No to This" (in which the affair begins), "We Know" (in which Hamilton is initially confronted by Jefferson et al.), "Hurricane" (in which Hamilton decides to write the Reynolds Pamphlet), "The Reynolds Pamphlet", and "Burn", which depicts Hamilton's wife Eliza burning all of her letters to him in response to the publication of the pamphlet and to the events the pamphlet describes and then suggesting that Hamilton himself "burn."