Jul 13
Shamash and Shamhat 🙈 okaaaayyy
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Shamash and Shamhat 🙈 okaaaayyy
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Me copié una pose, teehee~
Shamash at the start of tablet 9 moment
A matching sun and moon to watch over you all times of the day
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Any chances of Utu relationship with Gil being mentioned more in Strange Fake? How do you think TM would write that since Gil whole rejecting the gods things with Utu being his patron god in the Epic?
Gilgamesh's goal was to promote the separation between humans and gods, so Utu can easily still work as Gil's supporter if he's portrayed as a god who is also rooting for humanity to rise above.
The list of things we already have established he did is
Shoot a HUGE arrow at Tiamat (she was the biggest antagonist to the idea of separating people from the gods)
Created Enkidu and Huwawa, but with the express purpose of creating the perfect human model (shows a special interest in the human species)
Helped Gilgamesh and Enkidu defeat Huwawa (takes the success of Gil's goals as a priority over his personal ideas and experiments)
Everything so far clicks pretty consistently to me. Nothing eyebrow-raising in his current "portrayal". His twinie Ishtar also has a similar moment where she's shot down by Sigma and proudly gloats about how her dear mankind outgrew its need for the like Gilgamesh and Enkidu, so that's roughly how I'm mainly imagining him.
It's curious to think that the greatest witches descend from Helios, considering that he is the sun of the day and not the moon of the night, as is commonly associated with witches.
This reminds me of that people in Mesopotamia often appealed to the sun god Shamash when they wanted to get rid of a restless ghost. Shamash was in charge of justice, maybe because he was believed to, just like Helios, see everything that happened in the world. According to The First Ghosts by Irving Finkel, he also knew all entrances and exits of the Netherworld.
I am obsessed with these two