Lilith. Blinded by the prospect of freedom

Living in the Garden of Eden is quite comfortable, warm and safety. Lilith knows that Adam and God love her. But if they both love her, why are they so unfair to her? Why are heavenly conditions shackles to her? The thoughts of a free life are frightening, yet fascinating at the same time. Leaving the Garden of Eden means going into the void and the unknown, but being left to yourself. To leave Adam, to turn away from God, but to remain true to yourself.

That night Lilith finally and irrevocably decided: she doesn't want a paradise where there is no freedom.

Next morning she left Eden...