"“And the eyes of them both were opened… and the LORD God sent him forth from the garden of Eden.”
(Genesis 3)"

Eve here is represented as a very personal interpretation.

It's not the original, canonical Eve.

It's a metaphor that aims to represent the tragedy of the first human that dared to defy the rules and long for freedom.

It's the tragedy of realization of how oppressing, deep and immense the sense of freedom can be, when you're left alone, unprotected, with just yourself, your choices and your consequences.

And yet, despite the dire consequences, the choice is still made.

It's the tragedy of a courage that has to face the immense challenges of solitude just to be able to assert the self.