This character is troubled by a dream in which he is sexually attracted to a meteor that falls from the sky. He dons a lion skin before traversing a pitch-black mountain guarded by two scorpion-men. This character begins weeping when a snake sheds its skin after eating an immortality-granting plant retrieved from the bottom of a lake. With the help of the sun god Shamash, this hero infiltrates the Cedar Forest and slays its guardian, Humbaba. This character seeks out eternal life from the flood 
This character is troubled by a dream in which he is sexually attracted to a meteor that falls from the sky. He dons a lion skin before traversing a pitch-black mountain guarded by two scorpion-men. This character begins weeping when a snake sheds its skin after eating an immortality-granting plant retrieved from the bottom of a lake. With the help of the sun god Shamash, this hero infiltrates the Cedar Forest and slays its guardian, Humbaba. This character seeks out eternal life from the flood survivor Utnapishtim ["oot-na-PISH-tim"] after being traumatized by the death of his beastly friend Enkidu. For 10 points, name this hero who titles a Mesopotamian epic poem.