Which detail best shows that gilgamesh is a great warrior? enkidu said, "by your great strength you have killed humbaba, the forest’s watchman. what could bring you dishonor now? we have chopped down the trees of the cedar forest, we have brought to earth the highest of the trees, the cedar whose top once pierced the sky. "by your great strength / you have killed humbaba" "what could bring you dishonor now? " "we have chopped down the trees of the cedar forest" "we have brought to earth the highest of the trees"

The best answer to your question: Which detail best shows that Gilgamesh is a great warrior? Would be: "By your great strength/ you have killed Humbaba".

Explanation:

The Epic of Gilgamesh is an epic poem written in Akkadian regarding the Sumerian historical character of Gilgamesh, King of the Sumerian city of Uruk between 2800 and 2500 BC. As per the poem, Gilgamesh is represented as an epic hero, which means that he portrays supernatural, and almost god-like qualities, as well as certain other characteristics, that make him seem as almost inhuman, or better, yet, super human.

From the excerpt shown here, Gilgamesh displays this superhuman quality of unparalleled bravery and strength of epic heroes when he bravely, and almost singlehandedly defeats Humbaba, the great monster. This is why the first line of the answer options is the best one.

explanation:

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a term is used to describe a sudden revelation in a short story is "showing forth".