Adam continued to dissolve in the bliss, joys and fireworks of life, collecting the fruits of voluptuousness. Narcissus was jealous of him and was hysterical on his deathbed. In the endless earthly egorai, Adam gushes out God, not knowing grief and sadness. He didn’t remember his parents, and no one reminded him of them. They had no place in his paradise. There was no place for anyone except himself, his beloved. Nymphets and mermaids, succubi and bacchantes, satyrs and gentlemen were only invited. And not even guests of honor, but service staff at this celebration of life under the name of Adam's Paradise.