Forever Eve

What does the term "Forever Eve" mean?

Definations
There are a few possible meanings, though exact meaning remains unknown. Note the word "Forever" is pretty much confirmed to refer to the fact those within this story are trapped and unable to escape no matter what. Theships had spies placed among them and the term was whipsered between them. These speis are called "Wardens".

"Eve of Death"
After Earth was destroyed, the human race left on spaceships. The time of day was evening in the country (unknown due to lost records) the ships left. Ship is considered a endless night, and daytime has never reached the ships. Added the death toll of the old world, one of the thoughts of the term is that it "Forever Eve" is a reference to the death of Earth.

Biblical Connections
Some feel it refers to the wife of Adam from biblical terms "Eve". Since the world within Eve is new and created by men some see it as a cruel form of the garden of Eden. Since inanimate objects are normally taken as being female and the OS is an inanimate object, "Eve" refers to the storyline itself.

"An eye for an Eye"
The third and final belief is that "Eve" is taken from the word "Even", or deprived from the word "eye", either way it refers to the act of getting even with a wrong-doer and punishing them for their crimes. It refers to the prisoners, who are criminals, being held accounted for thier sins and that justice is served. This is by far the most controversal of the 3 intrepretations as it implies those in the Terran Colony Fleet are sinners that need to be punished.

Storyline
The term is important to the storyline, when involving the Wardens. As far as the GM is concerned, one of these 3 definations is true of their choice. The storyline begins with the players learning the existence of this term. Knowledge of this term is dangerous, to the point the Wardens hunt those who learn of it. The Wardens move slowly and are known to take decades to case down their prey, often only killing them on their deathbed. Nothing is known as to "why".