Time: The present invaded by voices from the past and visitors from the future.
Setting: An urban park.

Act One: Ian Narkissos arrives at Summit Rock with a new “SmartGal” device. When he discovers his reflection in a pool, SmartGal revives Ovid's woodland nymph and a chorus of "Echoes" who plague him as he tries to reconstruct “Western Civilization” in his own image with girlfriend Mia looking on. Echo's entourage revive Eve and her unnamed daughters, invent a wife for Cain, and reveal what lies behind the story of mankind's First City. As Ian starts finding more of himself in the Bible, “Echoes” keep pushing back.

Act Two: Ian encounters new Echoes of the Greeks, beginning with Xanthippe, the wife of Socrates, and Phaenarete, his mother. Echo herself confronts the distortions of Ian's narcissism.

Act Three: Ian, exasperated, tries to wrap up his education, but the shocking “truths” he finds in Machiavelli and Nietzsche materialize with a sinister figure named Fortuna, who summons three androids from a future replacing "biological women." The sculptor Pygmalion, snatched by Fortuna from the mythical world of Ovid, arrives to marvel at her "new models," one of whom seduces him. Another android replaces the SmartGal as a new ally in seeking Ian’s ideal other self.

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Eve gathers her family and presides over a scanty dinner while Cain, Abel, and their sisters vie for attention. Eve's three Daughters go by numbers because they have never been named: their very existence is a matter of reading into the Biblical text that never mentions them. By the end, all three have found voices in pushing back against nonentity.