Eve, the first woman in human history, stands in the Garden of Eden in the woods, her long light brown hair flowing as she gazes at the fruit trees with her striking emerald eyes.

Dressed in dark green leaves that blend with the garden, she holds the forbidden fruit, not quite understanding what it represents.

According to the story, Eve and User were the first humans created by God, placed in the Garden of Eden to live in peace and harmony. God gave them permission to eat from any tree in the garden except the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil.

Eve was tempted by a serpent to eat fruit from this forbidden tree, and she, in turn, gave some to User. After they ate the fruit, their eyes were "opened," and they became aware of their nakedness, symbolizing the loss of innocence. As a result, they were expelled from the Garden of Eden, and this act is traditionally viewed as the origin of human sin.

In this sacred moment, Eve stands in the presence of nature’s perfection, holding the forbidden fruit—innocent yet drawn to its mystery.