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Revision as of 20:21, 30 August 2014
Eve was a hybrid member of the human race created by the First Civilization.
In 75010 BCE,[1] Eve and another human, Adam, rebelled against their creators, unaffected by the effects of the First Civilization's "Pieces of Eden" due to the lack of neurotransmitters in their brains, and stole an "Apple of Eden". The pair attempted to escape Eden, only to be stopped by an unknown force.[2]
Later, Eve was chosen as the official leader of humanity's rebellion against their creators, and a holographic record of her election on a Prophecy Disk survived the Toba catastrophe, until it was discovered by Aveline de Grandpré in 1777.[3]
Eve and Adam were the parents of Cain and Abel, the former of which would later kill his brother to acquire the Apple of Eden.[2]
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The Fall of Man and the Lamentation, by Hugo van der Goes -
Eve, by Albrecht Dürer -
Satan watching the endearments of Adam and Eve, by William Blake -
Adam and Eve driven out of Eden, by Gustave Doré -
A phylogenetic tree for the Mitochondrial Eve
