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Buffonade, farce, ballet, eccentricity, joke, grotesque, travesty, absurdity, prologue, visionary trumpet - all of this hides a deep concern and anxiety for the future of man. Why "The Odyssey..."? Because the events take place in the biblical Flood, 5850 years before the present and 3800 years before Homer's famous Odyssey, and echo the adventures of King Odysseus, but have their own philosophy and essence of a person who, by nature, despite the Creator's expectations, will obviously never become righteous on earth. After all, it is Noah, the righteous man and guide of the future innocent humanity from the book of Genesis, who will become the father of wine and drink on earth. So in The Odyssey..., after the flood, he turns into an inveterate collective farm thief, an extortionist storekeeper. The first innocent family, chosen by God, corrupts itself before reaching the dried-up land, and the Heavenly Creator, having happily met it on dry land, almost shouts out in fear: "Save me!" and once again bitterly thinks about whether to bathe it again in the rain.