Throughout the second half of The Epic of Gilgamesh, Enkidu and Gilgamesh start to work together. Gilgamesh has a personality shift and learns that everything is not about power and starts to build relationships with others. Gilgamesh builds a friendship with Enkidu. A major lesson taught in Gilgamesh is building friendships and how they can affect you.
Following, Enkidu started to have weird dreams like the Mesopotamian society thought very strongly about. He dreamed that he would be taken to the underworld and everyone thought he should die for the terrible deed he did and died twelve days later. Gilgamesh is furious and greaves his friend. “Hear me, oh young men, hear [me!] / I shall weep for Enkidu my friend, / like a hired mourner-women
Following, Enkidu started to have weird dreams like the Mesopotamian society thought very strongly about. He dreamed that he would be taken to the underworld and everyone thought he should die for the terrible deed he did and died twelve days later. Gilgamesh is furious and greaves his friend. “Hear me, oh young men, hear [me!] / I shall weep for Enkidu my friend, / like a hired mourner-women