Which excerpt from The Epic of Gilgamesh provides evidence to support the idea that Enlil realizes he has made a mistake? A. He turned our faces towards each other, he stood between us, he blessed us [saying], “Formerly Utnapishtim was a man merely. But now let Utnapishtim and his wife be like unto the gods, ourselves.” B. And they took me away to a place afar off, and made me to dwell at the mouth of the rivers. C. He who transgresses, on him lay his transgression. But be merciful that [everything] be not destroyed; be long-suffering that [man be not blotted out]. Instead of your making a cyclone, would that a lion had come and diminished mankind. D. The gods gathered together like flies over him that sacrificed.