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Samantha Arruda, Ash Granberry & Tiffany Truong

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Samantha Arruda, Ash Granberry & Tiffany Truong

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What is the purpose of the repetition in chapter 4, repeated each time Gilgamesh comes across a God and answers to them?

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What is the purpose of Utuapishtim revealing his journey, and how could this shift Gilgamesh's journey to become immortal?

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What was Gilgamesh searching for in his journey? What did he keep asking the gods for?

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What similarities can you draw from Siduri's and Utnapishtim's responses to Gilgamesh when he tells them of the reason for his journey?

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Destiny Gamez, Elwim Sorto, Henry Pham, Randi Mahan

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Destiny Gamez, Elwim Sorto, Henry Pham, Randi Mahan

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What did Siduri ask Gilgamesh to pursue instead of immortality? What was she trying to accomplish by this?

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Destiny Gamez, Elwim Sorto, Henry Pham, Randi Mahan

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Destiny Gamez, Elwim Sorto, Henry Pham, Randi Mahan

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Gilgamesh kept asking the gods for knowledge on attaining immortality as he didn't want to die like Enkidu.

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Samantha Arruda, Ash Granberry & Tiffany Truong

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Samantha Arruda, Ash Granberry & Tiffany Truong

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Siduri told Gilgamesh that immortality was unattainable and death was woven into the essence of being human; he should instead search for and embrace the joys of mortal travails. She was trying to stop him from going on with the perilous journey and eventual disappointment that was before him.

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Each god asks Gilgamesh why he looks so ragged and the reason for his journey, and each time Gilgamesh gives them the same answer, that he has lost the purpose of his life after losing his best friend Enkidu.

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Siduri and Utnapishtim both advised against what Gilgamesh wanted to do. After he tells them the reason as to why he wants to become immortal it seems like they become more sympathetic but are still leery about him attempting this journey.

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Zoe Beltran, Fatima Swedat, Elaine Nguyen, April Enriquez, Emily Xia, Jana Nash, Ava Montague, Mario Martinez

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Zoe Beltran, Fatima Swedat, Elaine Nguyen, April Enriquez, Emily Xia, Jana Nash, Ava Montague, Mario Martinez

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What drove Enlil to desire the extermination of mankind? What was the gods' response after the floods?

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The purpose of Utuapishtim revealing his journey was to explain to Gilgamesh how he ended up being blessed by the gods, withstanding a storm caused by the gods and surviving in his boat with his family. Gilgamesh could try to earn the blessing of a god and try to be immortal, or he could keep angering gods by defeating its representatives.

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Zoe, Mario, Ava, Fatima, Jana, April, Elaine, Emily

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Zoe, Mario, Ava, Fatima, Jana, April, Elaine, Emily

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Gilgamesh was in search of eternal life, vengeance for Enkidu, and was looking for Utnapishtim. Gilgamesh also needed help from the gods to receive immortality.

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Elwim Sorto, Destiny Gamez, Henry Pham, Randi Mahan

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Elwim Sorto, Destiny Gamez, Henry Pham, Randi Mahan

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What did Siduri ask Gilgamesh to pursue instead of immortality? What was she trying to accomplish by this?

To enjoy his life by being the best he can be at living it. Siduri does this to embrace the humanity in Gilgamesh, as he is 1/3 human, and to make him understand that his creation was for him to be ultimately mortal and that he should comply with a lifeguard like that.