Sometimes I enjoy writing stories, especially making own my own mythologies, even though I am a Christian myself.
One of my own myths, for some of my fictional stories' backgrounds, goes like this:
"Once upon a time, God creates a man and a woman, and places each of them on the opposite ends of an island. Both of them start off knowing nothing, not even of their creator, but they eventually learn to create their own clothes and language(s), and survive on their own.
They meet each other one day. Both of them thought that they were the only human in existence, although they sometimes imagined other humans and beings as they felt lonely, until they noticed each other. Each of them thought that the other is a strange animal that looks somewhat like them ... "
Do you think that either:
both the man and the woman would be fascinated at each other, and would even fall in love and reproduce?
the man would hunt the woman as though she were an animal (or vice versa)?
something else?