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In this excerpt, gilgamesh is most characterized as

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<span>Since Gilgamesh was the winner in his battle, he was considered to be strong. All of the adjectives and verbs used in the paragraph describing the destruction done to Humbaba were vivid and evocative of a strong, epic hero who was able to defeat any being.</span>

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