The two strangers find themselves on earth facing each other...two beings exiled from heaven to earth because of their sin...what will they say? How will they live together? What words will come between them?
In this book, the writer Mark Twain tries to present his imagination about the events and dialogues that took place between Adam and Eve after their descent into this life. He tries to imagine how Adam looked at the unique being that did not resemble him but was attached to him, and he had no choice but to deal with him and understand his nature. Eve also tries to realize Adam's nature that is different from hers, and perhaps even contradictory to it. These imaginary dialogues may be the same ones that have taken place between Adam and Eve from the beginning of creation until now.