What roles do they play in the lives of Gilgamesh and Enkidu?

The Epic of Gilgamesh tell us about what it means to be human? How do both Gilgamesh and Enkidu change in ways that might help us answer that question?2. Write an essay of 5 pages in which you show a clear understanding of the historical and cultural background and context of The Epic of Gilgamesh, and that also addresses the following question. You may organize your paper in two parts, or you may integrate historical background into your paper in some other way – your option. Background and history should take up no more than 1/3 of the paper. Your original work should take up 2/3 of your paper: There are several female characters in the epic — both divine and human. How are women represented in the epic? What roles do they play in the lives of Gilgamesh and Enkidu? Is there a difference between how mortal and divine women are represented? If so, what sorts of differences are there?3. Write an essay of 5 pages in which you show a clear understanding of the historical and cultural background and context of The Epic of Gilgamesh, and that also addresses the following question. You may organize your paper in two parts, or you may integrate historical background into your paper in some other way – your option. Background and history should take up no more than 1/3 of the paper. Your original work should take at least 2/3 of your paper: In both the biblical creation story andGilgamesh, nature and those who live with it (Adam, Eve, and Enkidu) seem to have a special, idyllic relationship until something happens to disrupt the natural order of things. Describe, by using examples from the texts, the original relationships established in each story between nature and Adam and Eve, between nature and Enkidu. What happens to disrupt these relationships? Are the events that disrupt the relationships similar in any way? What is the role of knowledge in each instance? What results when the relationship in each instance is disrupted? In what ways are the humans of the creation story and Enkidu ofGilgameshsimilar? In what ways do they differ? Do these similarities or differences have any bearing on what results after their relationships with nature are disrupted?