Question

consider the excerpt and theme from gilgamesh: a new english version.
enkidu said, \dont worry, my friend,
the dream you had is a favorable one.
the eagle that you saw, with a lions head,
stands for humbaba. though it dived straight toward you
and terrifying flames shot from its mouth,
nothing could cause you harm. the young man
who came to your rescue was our lord, shamash.
he will stand beside us when the monster attacks.
whatever happens, we will prevail.\
gilgamesh, happy with his good dream,
smiled, and his face lit up with pleasure.
theme one: dreams have valuable meanings.
what other theme is addressed in the excerpt?
imaginary monsters pose no threat.
people can depend on their god(s).
one must be prepared for battle.
happiness leads to great success.

Explanation:

Enkidu tells Gilgamesh that the dream is favorable as Shamash (a god) will stand beside them when the monster attacks. This shows that people can rely on their god(s). The other options are not supported: the monster is real (not imaginary), there's no emphasis on preparing for battle in this context, and happiness here is a result of the dream interpretation (not leading to success as the main theme).

Answer:

People can depend on their god(s).