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Note that folk tales, legends, and so on are all classified under 'myth' in this context. For example, I could write on a known historical figure becoming mythologized and draw connects between that and what we are discussing now with Heracles.

please help

>>9220514
What is the relationship between the two characters in the picture? I don't think I've ever seen them together before. Does the white guy have a name?

>>9220514
Just use Isis.

She's knowledgeable and a a trickster.

>>9220635
I want to enjoy this, Anon.

Should I attempt The Epic of Gilgamesh?

>>9220715
What would be the goal of your interpretation, then?

>>9220854
I'd probably interpret it as ancient authors or priests attempting to humble their monarchy through building him up, only to tear him down.
I've only read secondary sources on the text, but the text itself isn't long at all, I don't think at least.

There is no goal. This is a first-year course that I'm only taking as a formal introduction to mythology. The intent of this essay project is to display one's comprehension of a systematic allegory.

>>9220650
>not enjoying Isis

Get bitten