She Unnames Them

She Unnames Them= postmodern

God and the Universe

- God is overall in control since she says, "It It was somewhat more powerful thatn I had anticipated, but I could not now, in all conscience, make an exception for myself. somewhat more powerful thatn I had anticipated, but I could not now, in all conscience, make an exception for myself." 

- God gave her this gift in the first place, so he obviously has more power than her.

Humanity and Identity

- Eve is powerful since she can unname the animals, but she isnt more powerful than God

- although she was able to unname what God had named in the first place

Conflict and Suffering

-"It is hard to give back a gift without sounding peevish or ungrateful, and I did not want to leave him with that impression of me."

- Eve gives the gift back and wonders if it was a good thing to do.

Hope and Redemption

- "Well, goodbye, dear. I hope the garden key turns up."

- Eve hopes the key will turn up but its unlikely

Values and Relationship

-Eve's relationship with God and Adam is diminishing

- "He was not paying much attention"

Truth and Reality

-Eve doesn't need God

- she feels she can do without him which is a postmodern view