.exe Dll. Joseph Campbell's 17 Stages of the Hero's Cycle or Monomyth Stage 6: Road of Trials-Hero must pass a series of test to begin the transformation Gilgamesh earns braveness from cutting off Humbaba's head. (page 12 paragraph 4) Also, Gilgamesh later goes on a journey in order to gain immorality but fails. By this journey, Gilgamesh learned to accept his destiny and changed his mind that he will live in his mortal life until someday and he go to the spiritual world and live there someday. Weber Style Thermo Sensor Instructions. (Page 31 paragraph 5) Stage 9: Atonement with the Hero's father-Hero must confront the person that holds ultimate power in their life When the Enkidu was frightened, Gilgamesh tries to persuade Enkidu to fight against Humbaba. (page 6 paragraph 2) Stage 12: Refusal of the Return-Having found bliss and enlightenment in the other world, hero may be reluctant to return Gilgamesh didn't want to come back before he get everlasting life. (page 21 paragraph 1) Stage 17: Freedom to Live- Freedom from fear of death, causing hero to live in the moment and no concern for the future or regrets of the past Stage 1: The Call to Adventure-Hero Receives calling to the unknown Harlot said 'I tell you, even before you have left the wilderness Gilgamesh will know in his dreams that are coming.' (page 4 paragraph 1) Gilgamesh dreamed about Enkidu and tell his dream to his mother.