In the Bedroom, directed by Tom Field and The Epic of Gilgamesh, compiled by Sin-leqi-unninni

Tragedy of the epic "Gilgamesh's epic" written by Sin-leqi-unninni and Toddfield (a movie by Andrew Dubus novel "Killing") "There are two stories full of tragedy and sorrow, but the traditional tragedy Understanding of this may not be perfectly related to these two pieces of work Many aspects of the definition of singer's story.

.... Girugamesh's epic poems are a simple, simple, fast tempo version of Sin-leqi-unninni's English translation (see the above source and author). There are many specific metaphor and metaphor such as girugamesh, bulls, enkudu etc. However, of course, the main speech image is exaggerated. The whole story exaggerates the ideal king's behavior, but this is an exaggerated exaggeration. Strangely, however, writing is neither sensational nor exciting. Indeed, it frankly conveys encounter between Enkydou and a temple whore, but it ignores sensational details. There is room for doubt as to the place explaining violence, but blood and genocide do not belong to them. Another important writing instrument of this epic is iteration. Many important stories and descriptions are repeated for each word, indicating that the girugamesh story has a word tradition before being used on clay sheets.

Tablet XII is a mysterious poem, and for ancient reasons Sin-Leqi-Unninni is attached to the epic for unknown reasons. It began with Gilgamesh dropping drums and drumsticks from carpenter's floor to Netherworld. Enkidu's volunteers collected it. Gilgamesh warned his friend that he should do nothing to draw attention to the underground world, otherwise the "cry of the dead" will grab him. Enkidu rebelled against him and was caught, contrary to what Gilgamesh proposed. A queen of the horrible underground world, a terrible mother and a girlfriend Ereshkigal exposed her breasts to him and drew him over her