Gilgamesh obtained his legacy, as a king who changes, while Ozymandias physically forces his legacy onto his people. Gilgamesh is a tyrant in the beginning; he uses the women as he please, but soon goes on a quest to fulfill his true legacy. Although the people were in his tyrannical ruling, they still thought of him as their guide and protector. He learns the importance of living with the limited time you have and loved well; shifting the focus from him to his people. While Gilgamesh was on his
topic of concern is, will people use it to better society or will they use it as weapon? Alan Moore’s unconventional graphic novel, Watchmen is a prime example of how problematic circumstances become when science and knowledge are intertwined with power. Brent Fishbaugh, author of “Moore and Gibbon’s Watchmen, Exact Personifications of Science,” offers an interesting and noteworthy interpretation of the characters presented in the Watchmen. Fishbaugh argues that Moore uses each character to “personif[y]