To begin with, kings have a powerful role to their own nation, begin an arrogant and insolent such as Gilgamesh with his nation. The story show that Gilgamesh love the role of power and limited modesty. Enkidu and Gilgamesh share the same idea where they interested in love of power and exaggerated pride where they have many events in the story indicate that. For instance, Enkidu said “where Gilgamesh is prefect in strength, like a wild bull lording it over the menfolk”; “I will challenge him, for [my strength]is mighty, I will vaunt myself in Uruk, saying “I am the mightiest!” (9). The quote show because they both have this negative way of power and rule, and it indicate that he wants to prove to his nation that he is the strongest. The power