(biblical figure)

Retells the Old Testament story of how Noah and his family built the ark and saved the animals from the Great Flood.

Retells the tale of the Garden of Eden from Eve's point of view, as Serpent teaches her everything from her own name to why she should eat the forbidden fruit, and then leaves her with Adam and the knowledge that her choice has made mankind free.

As the rains come and the flood waters rise, Noah and the animals on the ark repeatedly call to the unicorns to hurry aboard.

Noah's wife settles the animals on the ark to sleep by singing a soothing lullaby.

Retells the biblical story of the great flood and how Noah and his family faithfully responded to God's call to save life on earth.

Noah's granddaughter helps him bring the animals onto the ark, calm them down, and get them to sleep.

When Noah is loading the Ark, he is almost forced to leave the sloths behind because they are too tired to come on board.

Noah's daughter, daughters-in-law, sons, wife, and the animals describe what it was like to be aboard the ark while they watched everyone around them drown.

Relates the life of a beautiful descendant of Herod the Great, and events leading up to her Dance of the Seven Veils, after which her cruel mother coerces her to ask for the head of John the Baptist, an innocent man, on a silver platter.