Euripides lived and wrote for the duration of the Dionysian incursion from the East. This means that Euripides’s The Bacchae indicates Dionysus 's still unfinished incorporation into Greek spiritual and public doctrines. The Bacchae represents a deadly melee concerning the dichotomy between regulator and self-autonomy and permits Dionysus to deliver a solution to this problem. His tragedy counter-argues the problem of whether it is imaginable for a part of the well-structured social order to be enthusiastic in indulging in an illogical space. After Dionysus became customary, he became connected with community customs such as theater, wine celebrations, social equality, and overall merriment. However, Euripides continued to see a clash between …show more content…
Even Pentheus is a sort of clandestine Dionysiac. He was riveted by the stories he has overheard of the bacchanalias that the Maenads by all accounts partake taking place in the mountains. But Pentheus rejects to own up to this liking in himself. This creates an easy way for Dionysus to take advantage of his flaw and control him proceeding his destiny. Pentheus fails and commits a mistake of frustrating the deity by rejecting and disclaiming a great part of the social …show more content…
Dionysus accentuates in his first foundational dialogue that he is hurting Agave for not embracing Dionysus as a god, born of Zeus. In its place, Agave believes in the propaganda that he is a simple human, born of a male and female. In this view, Agave and her son Pentheus make the mistake of rejecting Dionysus. For this purpose, Dionysus has compelled Agave and all the womenfolk of Thebe making them escape to the mount where they walk about in a frenzy, trying the apparel of the proper Dionysian believers. Agave’s aberrations send her in her insanity to assassinate her own child, and so she turns out to be the target of the same deity she worships in her insanity to revere Dionysus. In the finish, everyone fails because the sense of balance was not sustained but dappled into extremism on both