What do you think the book means on page 44 when it says, “Now Gilgamesh will be the wild man?”

I need help.

Asked by Ali45 on 12 Jan 00:30

Last updated by Cat on 12 Jan 04:33

Answered by Cat on 12 Jan 04:33

I'm not sure we are looking at the same version of Gilgamesh. I think this might be when Gilgamesh slays the Guardian and then becomes the wild one.