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    In Captain America‚ those two friends are Steve Rogers and his bestf riend Bucky. Throughout the Epic of Gilgamesh‚ Gilgamesh travels the world with his best friend Enkidu when Shamash says “Gilgamesh shall accept Enkidu as his brother.” Both sets of best friends seem to‚ throughout the story‚ change positions with the other in terms of character as they grow. In the beginning of the move Captain America‚ Steve rogers is meek and puny as well

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    immortality through the eyes of at least three key events: the death of Enkidu‚ the snake who ate the special plant‚ and falling into a deep sleep for seven days. These experiences would progressively contribute to the monumental transformation in Gilgamesh’s natural way of thinking. The first significant event that we peer deeply into is the tragic death if Gilgamesh’s best friend loyal companion‚ Enkidu. This “manimal” creature named Enkidu was uncivilized and a short-time foe of Gilgamesh‚ but they both

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    fullest” because i fell like that supported my opinion in the argument of death does give meaning to life. I remeber when someone said that the reason that the woeman was introduced to enkidu was the allow enkidu to share complex thoughts with someoe who thinks like him. I belive that transfer of ideas between them made enkidu alot more civilzed and loose his animal insticts. The most intresting question in my opinion was “is Gilgamesh a hero? I belived he was a hero but the mejority of the class did not

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    nectar Requires sorest need. * Emily Dickinson (Poem 67) The sweetness of water can be best comprehended by a thirsty man as the desire to live by a dying man. The king of Uruk‚ Gilgamesh best realized the urge to live on as his best friend‚ Enkidu lied dead beside him. If you get more you want more‚ this simplest human trait was left in him along with his two-thirds of mortality. So as a metonymy for the universal desire for mortals to be immortal‚ Gilgamesh also expressed the desire - Marite

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    would have to confront commands of tragedy. Superior to all mortal‚ Gilgamesh finds no desirable match in love or in war. Intending to provide a companion‚ the gods create from Clay‚ Enkidu. “Enkidu‚ the ‘natural man’ reared with wild animals‚ and as swift as the gazelle” (Gilgamesh‚ 22). Gilgamesh and Enkidu

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    said to Enkidu “I am afraid to die” (p 50). To be afraid of death is a human quality. The human qualities within him prevailed‚ although he was more god than human. This proved that when he was unwilling to give into death and let himself die. Furthermore‚ when Gilgamesh and Enkidu go to fight Humbaba there is a moment when Gilgamesh falters before giving the death blow (p 60). Enkidu has to remind Gilgamesh that the monster Humbaba is not going to spare their lives as he claims. Enkidu is essentially

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    The journey that Gilgamesh took after Enkidu died was a turning point of his life. The reason it was so meaningful to Gilgamesh and the story was because it showed Gilgamesh and the readers reading the book‚ that no one life has immortally. Gilgamesh was very distraught and he set on a journey to seek immortally for himself. “…did bitterly weep as he wandered the wild…” (Gilgamesh 70) Gilgamesh thought that he was immortal but seeing could what happen to Enkidu he could not let that happen to himself

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    Gilgamesh represents civilization and humanity and Enkidu represent nature and wildlife. Together they fight and kill the protector of the cedar forest his name is Humbaba. In doing this it shows how Enkidu goes against his ways of nature and of being an animal like being and this is what starts his downfall. They also kill the bull of heaven together and it makes the Gods mad

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    When Enkidu and Giglamesh complete their task of killing Humbaba and the Bull of Heaven‚ they have a higher power to answer to. “O my brother‚ such a dream I had last night. Anu‚ Enlil‚ Ea‚ and heavenly Shamash took counsel together‚ and Anu said to Enlil ‘Because they have killed the bull of Heaven‚ and because they have killed Humbaba who guarded the Cedar Mountain one of the two must die” (Bedford Anthology 62). The Gods meet up in council to decide what to do with Giglamesh and Enkidu. They

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    difference between the two epics is nostro is not the main focus in this one. The main character in this epic is the great and powerful King Gilgamesh. Gilgamesh is not affected by the theme of homecoming until the end of the book‚ after his best friend Enkidu is killed by the Bull of Heaven and he goes looking for eternal life. Unfortunately he is not successful in his quest and realizes he is mortal and how important his family is and returns to Uruk to be with

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