The play Bacchae is written by Euripides. This is in fact based on the themes, revenge and idolization. One of the main characters, Dionysus shares with us that he is in fact in mortal disguise as the mortal of the stranger – Son of Zeus and Semele, a mortal woman and the most powerful Greek God. One of the turning points of the play seems to be when Dionysus travels to Thebes to share his religion but in Asia his rituals become known by all as being very controversial. Another turning point of the play is as well seen as when one of Zeuses wife becomes infurious and full of jealousy because of the affair with Semele. Zeuses wife so she had her set up in order for Zeus to turn into the most powerful Greek God. Zeus later has no choice but to
