Elohim Bilam's life unfolds through the lens of the Absurd, echoing Camus' philosophical explorations. His existence is depicted as a tapestry woven from seemingly trivial events, revealing the profound impact of absurdity on human experience. Rather than a traditional biography, the narrative delves into the mysteries of fate, highlighting the instinct for survival amid life's unpredictability. Ultimately, it reflects on the journey towards an immaterial existence, questioning the nature of paradise and the meaning of life's missed opportunities.
