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Allusions to the Creation of Adam and Eve
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Allusions to the Creation of Adam and Eve
- “The pictures in his mind arose / And began to breathe”
- This is believed to be referring to God thinking of his creation of man, and then putting it to life.
- Also repeats "Blue lips, blue veins" and "Blue the most human color..."
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- Located next to the Creation of Adam in the Sistine Chapel.
- Eve was thought of as being created from Adam, which is why she's coming out of his side.
- Located in the Sistine Chapel
- Signifies God “breathing life” into Adam
- The girl under God’s shoulder is thought to be Eve.
- The red cloth is believed to be a uterus, and the green cloth an umbilical cord – historians think this is supposed to act as a physical representation of the birth of man – explaining Adam’s belly-button.
- Aslan: Believed to be God, he "breathes life" into the people of Narnia.
- King Frank and Queen Helen: Believed to be Adam and Eve. They care for all the animals and everyone in Narnia is a descendant of them.
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- Frankenstein refers to his maker as his "Creator"
- Frankenstein refers to himself as "Adam" a few times.
- When Frankenstein is lonely, he said he had "no Eve to soothe his sorrows or share his thoughts.
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