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John Proctor

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October 21, 2013

 

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He is the King of Uruk…a ruler full of vanity, selfishness, and materialism. “His arrogance has no bounds by day or night.” Every choice that he makes is based upon himself and his desires alone. Gilgamesh “leaves no virgin to her lover, neither the warrior’s daughter nor the wife of the noble...
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What he wants is what he gets. For he is the “perfect man,” the King of Uruk, no one can deny his “greatness.” But, this “greatness” is far from what it is perceived to be Gilgamesh’s mind. In fact, he is simply an individual with an overly confident ego…an ego that causes him to make selfish and material choices each and every day...
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