Adam and Eve

Main Ideas

• A vision of the apocalypse as the inevitable consequence of human pride and the destructive force of war, turning the world to ruins and depriving people of hope
• An exploration of the limits of human morality and ethical choice in the face of catastrophe, when familiar foundations collapse and one confronts primal fears and instincts
• The theme of love as the last refuge and meaning of existence amid the death of civilization, when feelings become the only light in a kingdom of darkness
• A philosophical reflection on the nature of evil, responsibility, and redemption, questioning whether the soul and the world can be reborn after total destruction
• The image of a person standing at the end of the world as a symbol of the eternal search for meaning and faith in the possibility of renewal even in the most hopeless circumstances