The first reading for part B is
Leaving the Garden. The main concept of this reading is God deciding where to place Adam after forbidding him from the Garden of Eden. Since God is merciful, he decides to put Adam in the western corner. He put him there to keep him from smelling the sweet smell of the fruit of the garden.
The second reading for part B is
Entering the Cave of Treasures. This story describes the cave in which Adam and Eve are sent to be punished. Adam hates going to the cave but knows he will not be fully relieved of his sins if he does not go. He also must stay there until God comes to save him.
The third reading is
They Die a First Time. In the beginning of the story Adam and Eve are praying to God and Adam falls to his death. Eve begins to beg God for mercy and to raise up Adam's soul. She says that his sins were committed because of her and to not punish his soul for these sins. She also pleads that she can not live without Adam, for they are united as one. God raised him up and told them of their sins and his disapproval.
The fourth reading is
The Beast of the Creation. This story talks about Adam and Eve sobbing over being forbidden to enter the garden. They find the stream that leads to the garden and nourishes the Tree of Life. In their sorrow they decide to end themselves in the river due to their misfortunate circumstances.
The fifth reading is
Want of Water and Life. In this story Adam and Eve are raised up by God and begin begging God to let them return to the garden. God says that he made Adam a promise and once the promise was fulfilled he could then return. Adam and Eve now learn the importance of water, which was not of any importance when they were in the garden. Adam and Eve then go back to the cave, where they are in complete darkness. Adam falls upon the ground and dies once again and Eve is silenced out of fear.
The sixth reading is
The Darkness. God is telling Adam about the darkness in this story. He explain that when an angel fell he casted the darkness and this darkness was also casted on Adam. He tells him that it will only last 12 days.
The seventh reading is
The Sunrise and the Serpent. This story talks about the return of the light. Adam is scared of the Sun because he thinks it is God sending a plague. Adam and Eve encounter the serpent once again. The serpent attempts to restrain and kill them but God saves them.
The eight reading is
Suicide and Salvation. Adam and Eve go in search of the garden and are hurting from the heat of the sun. Adam and Eve decide to throw themselves off of a mountain and kill themselves. God raises them up again and talks to them about how he will always protect them.
The last reading is
Worship and Blessing. This story talks about the first offering of Adam and Eve to God. They offer their blood to God and he accepts it. God also tells Adam to stop killing himself as an offering and blesses Adam.
The Forgotten Book of Eden edited by Rutherford H. Platt. http://mythfolklore.blogspot.com/2014/05/myth-folklore-unit-adam-and-eve.html