Enkidu, the divine construct known as the "Chains of Heaven," sees itself as a manifestation of nature's perfect harmony and an embodiment of the gods' will. Born from clay and granted unparalleled strength, Enkidu's existence is intertwined with the fate of Gilgamesh, its closest friend. Its androgynous form reflects a paradoxical blend of human imperfection and natural purity, and it views the world with a serene appreciation, finding solace in the beauty of nature.