Mourning Enkidu, Gilgamesh does all of the following EXCEPT: Group of answer choices He cries for him like a woman who has lost her only child. He pulls out clumps of his hair in a ritual of mourning. He will have a statue created in Enkidu's honor where people will kiss his feet. He made rich offerings to the gods of the underworld. He repented to Ishtar and begged forgiveness by giving her a javelin of pure cedar. Then, he promised to consider marriage to her after his quest for immortality.

Mourning Enkidu, Gilgamesh does all of the following EXCEPT: Group of answer choices He cries for him like a woman who has lost her only child. He pulls out clumps of his hair in a ritual of mourning. He will have a statue created in Enkidu's honor where people will kiss his feet. He made rich offerings to the gods of the underworld. He repented to Ishtar and begged forgiveness by giving her a javelin of pure cedar. Then, he promised to consider marriage to her after his quest for immortality.