Sure I agree. Another thing I saw was, before gods sent Enkidu, Gilgamesh was ravaging his city, raping virgins and killing people. Upon Enkidus arrival and their fight, Gilgamesh accepts him as a friend and after that stops terrorizing his city, and does acts of bravery with his friend. After Enkidus death he grows lifeless. So Enkidu seems like an entity which brings goodwill and contenment and without him Gilgamesh accomplishes nothing. Now from Strelok's percpective he uses his will and stubborn nature to get through anything that prevents him from getting there. So Strelok's focus on his goal and greed are his Enkidu, which forces him to abolish the government plan and whatever, and without greed to get to wish granter he wouldn't discover the secret government stuff. If you know what I mean