angry at Eve? Because she was deceived? Partly. More precisely, and (unhappily) unavoidably, because it was expected that she would be deceived. Commenting on the narrator’s presentation of Eve’s decision and action, Von Rad wrote:
The narrator expresses no shock; he does not expect his reader to become indignant either. On the contrary, the unthinkable and terrible is described as simply and unsensationally as possible, completely without the hubbub of the extraordinary or of a dramatic break, so that it is represented from man’s standpoint almost as something self-evident, inwardly consistent!33
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