Eden 2.0 by
Eve, the temptress, cursed both herself and Adam when she insisted he try the fruit from the forbidden tree in the Garden of Eden. But what if, in fact, Adam was to blame? What if a lie and a supposed video glitch wrongly convicted Eve, leading to millennia of gender inequality? Can two interns at the present day Command Center make things right?
Fast forward a few thousand biblical years to the...
Fast forward a few thousand biblical years to the...
Eve, the temptress, cursed both herself and Adam when she insisted he try the fruit from the forbidden tree in the Garden of Eden. But what if, in fact, Adam was to blame? What if a lie and a supposed video glitch wrongly convicted Eve, leading to millennia of gender inequality? Can two interns at the present day Command Center make things right?
Fast forward a few thousand biblical years to the Command Center in “Almost Heaven,” West Virginia, where Jimmy, an intern, is recycling earth’s video footage to make room in storage. In the process, he stumbles across evidence that proves it was Adam who broke the rules. When the video is seen by fellow intern Aundreia, a theology and social justice major who finds her faith in conflict with her commitment to issues of equality, major decisions have to be made. Aundreia wants to share the discovery with “G,” placing her trust in Him though He has ignored the plight of women for centuries. Jimmy wants to proceed with the recycling lest life as he knows it disappears forever. Meanwhile, Carl, the maintenance guy, wants to the tape for his profitable YouTube channel.
When Brantley Deville, the top dog at the Command Center, becomes involved, as does his stuck-in-the-1950s secretary Peggy, it’s safe to assume all hell will break loose. And when G is forced to make the final decision, what will it mean for the future of humankind?
Fast forward a few thousand biblical years to the Command Center in “Almost Heaven,” West Virginia, where Jimmy, an intern, is recycling earth’s video footage to make room in storage. In the process, he stumbles across evidence that proves it was Adam who broke the rules. When the video is seen by fellow intern Aundreia, a theology and social justice major who finds her faith in conflict with her commitment to issues of equality, major decisions have to be made. Aundreia wants to share the discovery with “G,” placing her trust in Him though He has ignored the plight of women for centuries. Jimmy wants to proceed with the recycling lest life as he knows it disappears forever. Meanwhile, Carl, the maintenance guy, wants to the tape for his profitable YouTube channel.
When Brantley Deville, the top dog at the Command Center, becomes involved, as does his stuck-in-the-1950s secretary Peggy, it’s safe to assume all hell will break loose. And when G is forced to make the final decision, what will it mean for the future of humankind?