Was Gilgamesh's decision to follow Enkidu into the underworld (and then stay there) foolish or noble? Why? Give evidence for your opinion.

I think he was foolish.

Explanation:

I think he was foolish because he would stay there for eternity and there is nothing but darkness and grass.

1)Reverend Parris says that when he touched her then, her skin was cold, and Proctor assures the court that she'd only been "pretend[ing] to faint." Judge Hathorne then asks if she... In Act III, when John Proctor brings his servant, Mary Warren, to the court, she has promised to tell the truth.

2)Jonathan Edwards's Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God, preached on July 8, 1741 in Enfield, Connecticut, is an appeal to 'sinners' to recognize that they will be judged by God and that this judgment will be more fearful and painful than they can comprehend.

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