Description acceptable. A hero punches the guardian of this place in the cheek after gifting them large and small shoes. Lions and reed-beds are given some of the seven “auras” belonging to that guardian of this place whose voice, mouth, and breath are akin to deluge, (15[1])fire, and death. Lugalbanda’s son dreams of a wild bull who splits the (15[1])ground and a falling (15[1])mountain before facing the guardian of this place. A (15[2]-5[1])door is crafted after this place’s guardian is killed with the assistance of (*) 13 winds sent to cover his face by the sun. The death of the Bull of Heaven (-5[2])and the guardian of this place cause Enlil (-5[1])to call (10[1])for the death of Enkidu. For 10 points, name this sacred forest (10[1])in Lebanon (10[3])whose guardian Humbaba was (10[1])slain by Enkidu and Gilgamesh. (10[4]0[4])■END■