The J-writer uses roundabout tactics to mock the idea that everything was once created by a single greater being. It is a way to disagree with the creationism of her age without putting the writer in immediate danger. For instance, the J-writer uses puns when illustrating the naming of the first two human beings on Earth. This smacks of irony and mocks the value of human life. The J-writer also uses a pun in the naming of Isha.
Puns are arguably the lowest type of joke.
By using this substandard word trick in the naming of the ancestors of the human race, she is secretively degrading the sanctity of these figures. J-writer takes a stab at the creative thinking ability of Adonai and adam. The J-writer makes light of the fact that our ancestors had such ridiculous, uninventive names, and those names have come to be holy and revered. Another display of the J-writer's humor occurs when she hints at the first man on Earth engaging in acts of bestiality. In the scene during which Adonai parades all the animals in front of adam, so adam may chose a helper, adam has things other than help with the tilling of the soil on his mind.