Adam and Eve Rhetorical Strategies

In "Adam's Diary" and "Eve's Diary", Mark Twain wrote Adam and Eve's life in Genesis in an interesting way. Adam and Eve are newly designed and in the early days of the world. Eve actively chased Adam and Adam always tried to escape her. Then Eve made a serious mistake in eating forbidden fruit, both Adam and Eve were exiled from the Garden of Eden. After that, the couple found what I thought was a fish, but in fact it was a human baby. In both short stories, Twain draws a central message using humor, images, stereotypes.

In the story of Adam and Eve, the Bible's Genesis points out that Eve is the first woman created by God and is a member of Adam. Eve is made of Adam's ribs. Both Eve and Adam were created with the image of God. God placed Eve and Adam in a safe haven called Ave's Garden. In this vast garden there is a tree of knowledge, a tree filled with good and evil. God told me to eat somewhere other than knowledge. But Eve was soon tempted by Satan, camouflaged as a snake and ate fruit from a tree of knowledge.

The talker of the Eden story opened the "tree of life" to eat at Adam and Eve, but had the motivation that Adam and Eve chose not to obey God's orders. For narrator, it is the pride of Adam and Eve that God can become a god, because evil has created a "very good" world. For the target audience of the narrator, they must choose life (to obey) rather than death (disobedience). For Adam and Eve, this disobedience led to the destruction of the relationship between God and mankind. Death and evil (concept) will enter the "very good" world created by Adam and Eve, not God. Evil is a human product

Let's say Eve asks Adam to eat apples of knowledge. Eve wants Adam to eat apples. She knows this behavior is bad, but she wants it if she asks. What is the reason for Eve? She wants to satisfy her hope if Adam follows genetic resources. Adam knows that this knows that she is the way she wants to treat. In fact, I believe that Adam is engaged in genetic resources, so Adam believes that Adam will surely satisfy Eve's wishes based on this premise if Adam can satisfy his hope.

Lanye explains Eve in two ways and combines Adam into one. She sees Eve as a weak seeker, ignorance of Adam. Unfortunately, Eve seeking knowledge does not go beyond fragile Eve. Meanwhile, Adam was blessed with such extreme corruption, he himself became almost a thugsman, consistent with the snake. Clearly, Lanyer tried to allow Eve for criticism, but the technology she used was basic and basic. Eve is no longer a flat character, but she currently has little power. Adam 's mischief is ironic and unrealistic; compared to Eve' s innocence, he was able to include this kind of mischief as untrustworthy. In the process of Lanyer trying to protect Yves, she went too far, flattened apology and did not move. A true character has not only one but also good or bad characteristics, but there are also multiple levels of motivation.