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At its core, the Book of Enoch embodies profound philosophical inquiries into good versus evil and the complexities of free will. The Watchers, though endowed with divine origins, grapple with their own moral failings, acting out of desire rather than reason.
The tale speaks to the cyclic nature of power and corruption, posing questions about the inherent attributes of the divine being versus the mortal. What happens when beings designed for transcendence fall prey to earthly desires? This intertwining of angelic beings and humanity presents a unique lens through which the moral fabric of existence can be scrutinized.