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    Gilgamesh displays both positive and negative personality traits. Positively, he is brave, tenacious, loyal, compassionate and adaptable. However, initially he is also arrogant, selfish, prideful and views himself as a deity. Gilgamesh undergoes significant character development, transforming from his arrogant initial self through experiences like the death of his friend Enkidu. He becomes a round character who learns important lessons about mortality and leadership.

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    Describe The Character's Personality

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    Gilgamesh displays both positive and negative personality traits. Positively, he is brave, tenacious, loyal, compassionate and adaptable. However, initially he is also arrogant, selfish, prideful and views himself as a deity. Gilgamesh undergoes significant character development, transforming from his arrogant initial self through experiences like the death of his friend Enkidu. He becomes a round character who learns important lessons about mortality and leadership.

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    Gilgamesh displays both positive and negative personality traits. Positively, he is brave, tenacious, loyal, compassionate and adaptable. However, initially he is also arrogant, selfish, prideful and views himself as a deity. Gilgamesh undergoes significant character development, transforming from his arrogant initial self through experiences like the death of his friend Enkidu. He becomes a round character who learns important lessons about mortality and leadership.

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    Describe the Character's Personality

     Positive
    -Gilgamesh has many admirable traits, including bravery, tenacity, and loyalty.
    -Bravery, strength, compassion, and adaptability are attributes that can be acquired from
    Gilgamesh. These characteristics serve as the foundation for identifying a hero.
    (Gilgamesh, on the other hand, did not initially display heroism, but after adopting these
    attributes, he was able to transform into a true hero. Because a hero must set an example for
    his people, bravery is a vital attribute. Heroes, like Gilgamesh, who was the ruler of Uruk,
    frequently have a sense of power in their communities. He also needed to demonstrate his
    bravery in order to lead his people.)
    - Adventurous
    - A brave man
    - Fair judge
    - Strong
    - Ambitious Builder
     Negative
    At the start of the novel, it is clear that Gilgamesh is a haughty individual. Gilgamesh is conceited
    and takes advantage of his position as king. He has sexual relations with his town's virgins and
    acts as though he is a deity.
    - Arrogant
    - Selfish
    - Prideful
    - Has endless drive for fame
    - Self- righteous

    Determine the Character Type of Your Protagonist

     Round character
    - Gilgamesh is an arrogant character at first. Gilgamesh is conceited and takes advantage of
    his position as king. He has sexual relations with his town's virgins and acts as though he is a
    deity.
    Gilgamesh undergoes many changes as a result of a variety of factors. Because of Enkidu's
    death, he obtains a companion, establishes a name for himself by murdering Humbaba, and
    attempts to become eternal. His personality transforms as a result of these main actions,
    and he improves as a person.
    First, Gilgamesh's longing for immortality after Enkidu's death demonstrates that he has
    evolved. When Gilgamesh finds he isn't immortal, he becomes terrified. Gilgamesh, on the
    other hand, has seen the abyss and gained the knowledge to accept his fate.

    Define Your Character's Role in the Work You're Analyzing

     Protagonist

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