"Adam and Eve"

In this ingenious account written by Mark Twain, the theme throughout the story is the relationship between men and women. It shows that every man and every woman has the typical features of their own sex. They have both needed one another from the beginning of time, and the chemistry between the two of them is what truly put the world into a forward motion. Since the account is told from the point of view …

…times he tried to escape, she tracked him down. Then, Eve eats from the forbidden tree and completely changes the world as Adam knew it. Death becomes apart of the world and now nothing will be given to Adam and Eve. They will have to figure everything out for themselves, and do everything themselves. At this point the two beings realize that they need each other, and the world as it is known today begins.