
Biblical retelling of Samson through three women who loved him, exploring desire, weakness, and redemption.
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Biblical retelling of Samson through three women who loved him, exploring desire, weakness, and redemption.
Before Samson was an Old Testament legend, he was a prodigal son, an inexperienced suitor, a vengeful husband, and a lost soul driven by his own weakness. This is his story as told by three strong women who loved him—the nagging, manipulative mother who pushed him toward greatness, the hapless Philistine bride whose betrayal propelled him into notoriety, and the emotionally damaged seductress—the famous Delilah—who engineered his downfall and propelled him to his destiny.
will contain mild spoilers
Sensual seduction and marital intimacy; non-graphic desire themes
Biblical battles, revenge killings, and Samson's violent feats
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Period drinking and feast references likely present
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Central biblical faith themes; God working through human weakness
No fantasy magic present
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Israelite-Philistine conflict as historical backdrop
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Betrayal, emotional damage, manipulation, and coercive relationships
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