Answer:
Enkidu is a strong and uncultured “wild man created by the gods. He is as powerfull as Gilgamesh.
However Gilgamesh represents culture and education, Enkidu was raised in the wild, live in the forest with animals.
The gods sent Enkidu to help in Gilgamesh behaviour.
Enkidu's death changed completely Gilgamesh's life.
There are no options to choose from, but the correct sentence(s) specify who “he” is in the part that says “he became too tired and had to stop.”
Hope this helps
Answer:
I had to do a little Googling because I had no idea what "The Wife of Bath's Tale" even is lol. And I got a few answers.
"The theme of power is evident throughout the tale."
"Sex, marriage, and domination."
"Women and femininity."
So considering out of all the options you've provided and the options I found, Feminism might be the most accurate answer.
Good luck, hope this helped!
Answer:
the slave owner's greed
Explanation:
When Douglass applied to Master Thomas in the spring of 1838, to hire his time, his request was promptly rejected. The conversation with Master Thomas shows how the slave owners wanted the slaves to remain under them with no hope for the future. The slave owners greed was highlighted for he wanted the slave to never think of escape but to remain obedient to his master.
Master Thomas did not want Douglass to utilize his intelligence rather he wanted him to be completely dependent on him for his happiness and future. Frederick Douglass never allowed this discouraging remarks to daunt his efforts to escape.
