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You two are supposed to sharpen each other like iron. Talking about gilgamis and enkidu

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Epic Question: Enkidu knew nothing of mankind, nor did he know man's ways. He did not cultivate the ground but lived like a beast. He ate grass on the hills like a gazelle and lurked with wild things by the watering hole. He loved the beasts of the field and felt perfectly contented in their presence.

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Hubris: "Nonsense! All the people of Uruk will mourn for you! All of the beasts of the fields will mourn for you as well. No one will every forget your bravery. I will not let them forget!" (Part II, page 26).
This is Gilgamesh responding too Enkidu after he says that he'll not die an honorable death.

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My friend, the swift mule, fleet wild ass of the mountain, panther of the wilderness, after we joined together and went up the mountain, fought the Bull of Heaven and killed it, and overwhelmed Humbaba, who lived in the Cedar Forest, now what is this sleep which has seized you? You have turned dark and do not hear me!" But his (Enkidu's) eyes do not move,
he touched his heart, but it beat no longer. (8.38-46)

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Battle & confrontation: "My friend, Humbaba who guards the forest [of Cedar finish him,] slay him, [do away with his power,] before [Enlil] the foremost hears what we do!"

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Hubris: "I will slit the throat and gullet of Gilgamesh, I will feed his flesh to the locust bird, ravening eagle, and vulture!'" (V. 94)

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Hubris:"A hit? He takes whatever woman he wants, even if she is another man's wife. He is a beast, and he will meet a beast-like end if he is not stopped." EA talks about Gilgamesh with disgust because she sees him for what he has become and not what he was created to be. and Gilgamesh believed he had more rights than he really had which further proved her point.

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Epic Simile: "Sometimes I sit and watch the bodies of the dead s they float down the Euphrates River, and I think that the same fate will one day be min. If, I fear anything, it is that. You, too, are mortal, and our days are numbered. Our lives are just a breath of wind" (Part II, 15).

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Hubris
"I will not shrink away. A coward is never as peace with himself" (Part II, 19)

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Epic question: "(Gilgamesh) So that is it? I will rule over men-and then die. // (Enkidu) It is a noble calling! // Hmmm. Sometimes I sit and watch the bodies of the dead as they float down the Euphrates River, and I think that the same fate will one day be mine. If I fear anything, it is that. You, too, are mortal, and our days are numbered. Our lives are just a breath of wind." (part 2, page 1, lines 4-6) Gilgamesh expresses his fears of death to his his best friend Enkidu.

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Yes, if you are a leader who is a leader for the people, meaning you do what the majority wants, you will be both well-liked and well-respected. Maybe not by all, everyone has different opinions, but by the majority of people you rule. It's better to be well-respected because although people might not like or agree with your decisions, they will understand that you did it with their best interests at heart.

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Yes, if you are a leader who is a leader for the people, meaning you do what the majority wants, you will be both well-liked and well-respected. Maybe not by all, everyone has different opinions, but by the majority of people you rule. It's better to be well-respected because although people might not like or agree with your decisions, they will understand that you did it with their best interests at heart.

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Epithet: "More powerful than me? I am the mighty Gilgamesh! I have the power of a god."

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Hubris: "More powerful than me? I am mighty Gilgamesh! I have all the power of a god." Gilgamesh yells at the hunters after they claim that Enkidu is the most powerful being. (Part 1, page 7, line 9)

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“It was he who crossed the ocean, the vast seas, to the rising sun,

who explored the world regions, seeking life.”

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It's possible to be both, but some people may prefer to be one or the other. Confrontation & battle (after battle): "The gods have shown me the error of my ways. I will abuse my people no more." (12) Gilgamesh is realizing that he's not well liked nor well respected by the people, and he wants to change his actions and be better.

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Hubris: "A friend? I am Gilgamesh! Why do I need a friend? Friends are for lesser men." (9) said Gilgamesh. Ninsun goes on to tell Gilgamesh how everyone needs a friend that they can rely on.

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Having friends enable us to develop love, empathy, and respect.

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Having friends enable us to develop love, empathy, and respect.

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While Enkidu struggled to maintain his grip upon the back of the Bull of Heaven, the epic hero Gilgamesh provided a distraction: "Leave him alone, you overgrown calf! It is my life you have come to claim". (Gilgamesh part 2, 10) In order to defend his friend, Enkidu, Gilgamesh displayed "larger than life" bravery by putting his life on the line to help a friend.

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Jealousy causes detrimental impacts to individuals and societies. It occurs when we value ourselves above others. Jealousy encourages selfishness, destroys unity, and prevents the progression that occurs when we serve others.

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Jealousy causes detrimental impacts to individuals and societies. It occurs when we value ourselves above others. Jealousy encourages selfishness, destroys unity, and prevents the progression that occurs when we serve others.

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Conflict arises often as a result of jealousy and pride. After proclaiming the following message, Gilgamesh commences a battle with Enkidu: "How dare you challenge me! Who do you think you are?" Sadly, this example represents only one of a multitude of superiority perceptions present in societies today.

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Hubris: "But they say you dishonor their women too - taking their daughters and wives as your own." Gilgamesh's pride in himself made him think he had the right to take all the women he wanted for himself. - Devon

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larger than life hero: "At first he was a tyrant to us, his people. But then he became a hero."
It is possible for a leader to be both well-liked and well-respected. Gilgamesh became liked and respected after he went on his journey to understand life and death. - Devon

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¨The oldest loavs had grown moldy...¨ Meaning that he has been asleep for days. ¨Gilgamesh seized his hair in his hands.¨ Shows that his greed to become immortal is great because of his brothers death.

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Epithet: "Hey! They don't call this guy "The Faraway" for nothing! Keep polin'!"

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It depends on the type of leader one wishes to be, I think it's possible. 

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It depends on the type of leader one wishes to be, I think it's possible. 

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Elevated language: "..These trees bore gems, sparkling with the heavenly glow of Shamash. A light wind helped show off the jewels' beauty by leading them in a graceful dance."

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Epic Question: "I thank you, my fellow gods, for blessing my son. But in spite of all these blessings, my heart is sad. Gilgamesh is not a god. He is two-thirds god and one-third mortal. And do you know what that means?"

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Hubris?
"I, Enkidu, will challenge him at wrestling"(8)

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Hubris?
"Neither pain, nor sorrow, nor tears, nor cold, nor heat will stop me!"(32)

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Hubris: "How dare you! I have never shrunk from a challenge!" (7)

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Friendships keep your mind on whatever goal and will help support you with that goal.

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Friendships keep your mind on whatever goal and will help support you with that goal.

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"do not listen, my friend, to Humbaba's words, ignore his supplications" (Tablet V, Line 158)

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"My friend, Humbaba who guards the forest of [Cedar:] finish him, slay him, do away with his power!" (Tablet V, Line 185)

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Epic element of hubris: “I must gain wisdom however I can. I will overpower you, and then you will tell me what you require.” (37)

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Epic Hero Seems Larger Than Life

“Gilgamesh, accept your fate. The gods kept immortality for themselves and gave us death. That’s the way of things.” (Adventures in Literature, page 34)

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Epic question from text: “Why ruin your life by thinking only of death?” (39).

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Friends humble us and remind us of our place

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Friends humble us and remind us of our place

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Elevated Language by All Characters

“The gods have given you the power to bind and to lose - to be the darkness and the light of mankind. They have given you unparalleled supremacy over the people, and you have learned to honor the gods with this power.” (Line 3, Part II)