Gilgamesh was the one who neglected his duty to his people in pursuit of something that was impossible to achieve in the first place. Thinking that he is a mere mortal and he will eventually die frightened him and the way Enkidu described the place he saw where he was going in his death was enough to scare most people. “To the palace of Irkalla, the Queen of Darkness, to the house from which none who enters ever returns, down the road from which there is no coming back” (Epic of Gilgamesh 10). And while Rama would have accepted this destiny whole heartedly, Gilgamesh fled. If this was what the gods had in mind for Rama 's future then there was no point in trying to change it. The only thing a man can do is live as best as he could without harming innocent
Gilgamesh was the one who neglected his duty to his people in pursuit of something that was impossible to achieve in the first place. Thinking that he is a mere mortal and he will eventually die frightened him and the way Enkidu described the place he saw where he was going in his death was enough to scare most people. “To the palace of Irkalla, the Queen of Darkness, to the house from which none who enters ever returns, down the road from which there is no coming back” (Epic of Gilgamesh 10). And while Rama would have accepted this destiny whole heartedly, Gilgamesh fled. If this was what the gods had in mind for Rama 's future then there was no point in trying to change it. The only thing a man can do is live as best as he could without harming innocent