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The angry air-god Enlil curses the heroes for slaying Humbaba. He takes back the monster’s powers and gives them to other creatures and elements of nature. In your opinion, is Gilgamesh more or less heroic
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The angry air-god Enlil curses the heroes for slaying Humbaba. He takes back the monster’s powers and gives them to other creatures and elements of nature. In your opinion, is Gilgamesh more or less heroic for slaying Humbaba and angering Enlil?

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Gilgamesh is more heroic

Step-by-step explanation:

He did it with good reason and was noble because hesuffered the curse.

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