WHO DO WE BLAME FOR ENKIDU’S DEATH



    Victoria Escamilla
     10/8/18
     English 9


         The person I blame for Enkidu’s death would be, Ishtar. This is because, Ishtar went to heaven to complain to her father Anu, and asked him for the Bull of Heaven to kill Gilgamesh. For example in tablet 6 it states “Give me the Bull of Heaven” she insisted.” I want to trample Gilgamesh the arrogant one” “The Bull of Heaven will not only trample Gilgamesh”, warned Anu”. The final moment of Enkidu, and Gilgamesh answer that hero’s aren’t always heroic. This is because the final moments of Enkidu, and Gilgamesh were that, although they defeated the Bull of Heaven the next day Enkidu, and Gilgamesh were at the council planned by the gods of heaven to see which one would die, out of, Enkidu, and Gilgamesh, which at the end they chose Enkidu to die.

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