The flowery language in this one person one act does an excellent job of evoking this mystical air. Ken Love's worldbuilding makes submerging yourself into the world of the woman effortless. This play is atmospheric. Intentional. Definitely check it out if you're looking for a quick read.

From the very first word until the last, we are so caught up with this one woman's story as she realize that if not for being banished from her own village that she would not have wound up safely upon the top of Mount Ararat. After the flood waters are receding, she thinks maybe that she has died until the sign that God had set for everyone on the ark, appears, and she is thankful for the path she had been sent on before the rains came because how many of us get that second chance like she did.

Rich with imagery and powerful emotion. An imaginative take/perspective on a well-known tale! A gripping monologue!