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English

 

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September 11, 2013

 

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University

 

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He would go "into the marketplace to the family house to sleep with the virgins" (17). When Gilgamesh had the dream about a falling star he was dreaming about Enkidu coming into his life, forever changing it. When they finally met, after their initial dispute, they looked into each others eyes and saw themselves in each other...
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"In the silence of people they began to laugh and clutched each other in their breathless exaltation" (24). From there is when Gilgamesh knew what true love and happiness was, which would later allow him to contemplate death. With having Enkidu in his life, Gilgamesh realizes the importance of caring for others...
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