The Great Monarch

Franck Della Motte

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Can anybody claim not to know the famous story of Adam and Eve? Certainly not... even though this one seems to be a little different from the old biblical event. Through a modern and funny play, come and immerge yourself into a story you would never had expected. A story in which Satan is so in love with Eve that he pushes Adam to cheat on the poor Beauty to make her heart his. Nevertheless, this heart is not what it seems and innocent Eve soon reveals herself as a real fighter who is going to struggle for her will. Surprising, isn’t it? The very beginning of Genesis had never been so explosive! Here is a cheeky version of Adam and Eve’s story. In this apparently classic play written in alexandrine verses, the reader discovers some modern characters who live in present times, as well as some really unexpected events he never heard about. Admirably built and full of humor, but disconcerting and quite challenging too, this surprising version of the Genesis is a complete success.

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• Publié par: publibook
• Nombre de lectures: 53
• EAN13: 9782748362527
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 3 Mo

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The Great Monarch

Franck Della Motte The Great Monarch

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Foreword This is an astonishing project of transcendental inspiration, which is to say that it is not burdened by any existing data. This enchanting show, written in alexandrine verses, is a grand historical fresco which tells a completely original version of the story of Adam and Eve at the very beginning of Genesis. The author has dared to correct this story; he has demystified it and ex- tended it to present times. He brings to light the first obstacles that troubled the divine plan in a set- ting filled with terrifying luciferian covetousness and Satan’s equally lustful desire for Eve, the newly born creature, the Venusian beauty. Despite being chastised by God, the demonic Lucifer and Satan, his alter- ego, manage to provoke Adam's fall into depravity with Lilith. They then ensnare him in a most odious trap which will continue to close in on the famous couple and their descendants for centuries to come. Eve will give birth to the One who was sent by God two thousand years ago and who will return as the Savior of humanity. She will need to win her battle against almighty Evil so that her renovating plan to be co-Redeemer with her mother and father, the Queen and King of the South, may triumph.

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