So then I take it the following is not true:
1) That evolutionists believe that humans came from some unknown animal or animals (since they don't know because they can't describe them) If that's not true, then where do evolutionists say we came from? or don't they even know? If not,
then their statement is imaginary and you can't fault me for not knowing either.
2) That evolutionists claim that the genes of this unknown animal or animals (since they don't know how many there were ) changed into human genes over...let's make up a nice round number, shall we say,
700,000 years? or again, don't evolutionists know that either? And that was done by the process of natural selection? Or do they not believe in natural selection? Or don't they know that either?
So since Darwin didn't know his main characters then no one else can know them either.

That means that
one has to engage in fantasy to discuss evolution and if one person's fantasy is different than another's then one evolutionist can say that another is wrong.
So when an author can't describe his main characters,
then he has no story. He simply
has to leave it to the individual imagination of each reader to complete the story. Then you will have as many different stories as there are readers who make them up. But the only problem is,
no one has been able to complete the story because even those who believe the story know that it's imaginary. So I'll let you engage in
fantasy, I have better things to do with my time.