Eden

On the remote volcanic outpost of Floreana, a handful of strangers abandon familiar shores in search of a new beginning. The island’s stark beauty—its unrelenting sun, wind‑scoured cliffs, and untamed wildlife—offers both promise and peril, setting a stage where the environment feels as much a character as the people who inhabit it. Within this isolated world, daily life oscillates between quiet meditation and the constant hum of underlying tension, as every decision carries the weight of survival.

Among the first arrivals are Friedrich Ritter, a determined idealist drafting a manifesto for a fresh society, and Dore Strauch, who hopes the island’s solitude will ease the progression of her multiple sclerosis through meditation. Their fragile partnership soon welcomes Margret, a pregnant German with a practical streak, and the steadfast Heinz Wittmer and his young son Harry, who bring the promise of hard‑won labor and a sense of family to the barren soil. Their disparate backgrounds and personal aspirations create a delicate equilibrium, each person navigating the thin line between collaboration and isolation.

The arrival of a charismatic, self‑styled baroness—Eloise Bosquet de Wagner Wehrhorn—and her close companions adds another layer of intrigue, turning the fledgling community into a micro‑society where ambition, attraction, and secrecy intermingle. An American industrialist documenting the settlement further amplifies the sense that the island is a stage for larger, unseen forces. As alliances shift and personal ideals clash, the pristine horizon of Floreana becomes a mirror reflecting the complexities of human desire, mistrust, and the relentless quest for a place to call home.

Last Updated: October 05, 2025 at 16:48