In one point of the work named for this figure, he is shown seven loaves of bread in different states, which proves that he failed to stay awake for seven days. This figure finds a plant that is "like a boxthorn," which is eaten by a snake.  After his friend goes to the "house of dust," this figure 
In one point of the work named for this figure, he is shown seven loaves of bread in different states, which proves that he failed to stay awake for seven days. This figure finds a plant that is "like a boxthorn," which is eaten by a snake.  After his friend goes to the "house of dust," this figure seeks out immortality from Utnapishtim. Ishtar sends the Bull of Heaven to kill this figure. This two-thirds divine figure slew Humbaba with the help of his friend, Enkidu. For 10 points, name this king of Uruk, the subject of an epic in Mesopotamian mythology.
In one point of the work named for this figure, he is shown seven loaves of bread in different states, which proves that he failed to stay awake for seven days.
Gilgamesh