Fate of Gılgamesh.

Due to it's being one of the earliest literal texts of written art, epic of Gılgamesh takes our attention as it's written recently. At least, we see a city that is trying to be more civilized and the king who is trying to become social and all in all understanding the stable position of  living things as being mortal. The main gist, perhaps is looking for the meaning of life. Even though Endiku searches for such a meaning by sacrificing his natural creation. I put forward that he is not regretful whilst he is dying of an illness because he would have never lived such a life if he hadn't become a companion to Gılgamesh. The awareness of existence is seen by the means of a sacrifed life. Ultimately, it is understood that there is no escape from 'fate'; this is known by the people of Uruk, for they didn't set off that journey with Gılgamesh. He is alone while he is going to the journey. People wants him to see, understand and come back. To conclude, this is a journey which was done before by lots of people who had brought nothing than empty hands.