Which best describes the Mesopotamian outlook on life and death is: A.- People are caught in an inherently disorderly world without much hope of a blessed life beyond. Death is seen as something negative, activities were carried out thinking that there was no more life after death, on many occasions the representations regarding death were related to the appearance of divine beings as is the case of Giglamesh and Ur -Nammu, revealing the relationship of these with the material reality of the Mesopotamian people, an agricultural reality.