text: This man gives instructions to dress a departing hero in a robe that does not discolor until he arrives back at his home city.
full_question: This man gives instructions to dress a departing hero in a robe that does not discolor until he arrives back at his home city. He is the intended recipient of a series of instructions directed at a wall in a reed hut. In his first appearance, this man wonders why "stone things" have been destroyed, and sees a man approach him by using punting poles to cross a sea of death. This man and his wife are assisted by Ea in persevering through an event brought on by Enlil's anger. His wife lays out a loaf of bread for each of the seven days that a hero spends sleeping. Later, this man informs that hero about an immortality-granting plant at the bottom of a pool. For 10 points, name this immortal flood survivor in the Epic of Gilgamesh.
first_sentence: This man gives instructions to dress a departing hero in a robe that does not discolor until he arrives back at his home city.
raw_answer: Utnapishtim [or Atrahasis; or Ziusudra; or Xisuthrus; or Sisithrus] 