Mind yourself well and I shall not treat you as a slave.
[In name, at least. Gilgamesh tended to push around whoever he wanted however he pleased, but he's not overly fond of slaves on principle. Better they worship you of their own free will than be whipped half to death for the sake of compliance, unless circumstances merited punishment.
He also excuses what might come across as a bit of ego, as Sinuhe is correct: one did not hire a physician based on their modesty. And there's potential in this, which he'll eagerly pounce upon.]
Would you say, then, Sinuhe, that attending your duties offers you ample opportunity to observe others? Especially those of some... importance, as you've described.
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[In name, at least. Gilgamesh tended to push around whoever he wanted however he pleased, but he's not overly fond of slaves on principle. Better they worship you of their own free will than be whipped half to death for the sake of compliance, unless circumstances merited punishment.
He also excuses what might come across as a bit of ego, as Sinuhe is correct: one did not hire a physician based on their modesty. And there's potential in this, which he'll eagerly pounce upon.]
Would you say, then, Sinuhe, that attending your duties offers you ample opportunity to observe others? Especially those of some... importance, as you've described.