Humbaba, whom Shamash detests, is associated with darkness and evil. Gilgamesh and Enkidu do not seek only to glorify their own names. In seeking to kill Humbaba, Gilgamesh and Enkidu are doing a god's work, even if it is directly opposed to another god's desires.
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The author was said to have used Anastasia’s dialogue to develop her character in the passage as a contrast to Keri’s dialogue.
<h3>Hw do one compare and contrast?</h3>
The act of comparing two or more things is known as showing their similarities.
The act of contrasting two things in a passage is known as showing differences that exist between two things that are said to be linked in some way like the Anastasia’s dialogue and Keri’s dialogue.
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