A Conversation Between Adam and Eve

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(The conversation is between Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden. It is the first conversation they are having, and it covers the days they spent in the garden until they were banished. The conversation revolves around several aspects like the garden, themselves, and God. Both Adam and Eve believe they were created for a reason, given that they were created with the perspective that they are man and woman).
Adam: I have spent many days in this garden, and I have never seen any creature like you, and to some extent, your features are not different from mine.
Eve: Well, because I was created from one of your ribs, you can call me Eve. What is your name?
Adam: I am Adam, (jokingly), son of the red Earth.
Eve: That is interesting! How about we take a walk in this beautiful garden?
Adam: (Unwillingly) Okay, but you have to promise not to talk too much.
Eve: (Smiling) you ought to be serious and do some work like naming these beautiful animals. (Pointing) Look! That animal changes its color; let's call it a chameleon.
Adam: (Surprised) Why can't we call it a lion instead of a chameleon?
Eve: Don't be silly! The lion can only fit a fierce and brave animal that can even rule the jungle.
Adam: Anyway, did you know that we are allowed to enjoy anything except the fruit from the middle of the garden.
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