Euripides, Vol. 3 Book

So happy I was able to finish this collection this year!

Ion --> reminded me of The Sibyl by Par Lagerkvist, and made me want to re-read that book.
Rhesus --> the first half is pretty hysterical. The conversation between Aeneas and Hector is 10/10. The scenes with Odysseus and Diomedes are so much fun. Buuuut... It quickly became boring at the end, but maybe that's just me?
The Suppliant Women --> I enjoyed. It's not one of my favourites, but I liked it.
Orestes --> Gods, I loved this play. I love crazy Orestes and mad Electra though. The deus ex machina> would annoy many modern readers, but I've read enough Aristophanes to be used to it in a Greek play.
Iphigenia at Aulis --> Super inspiring for the Menelaus story I've been working on.
Electra --> I wanted to like this. I did. Especially because it's one of like three plays that's actually written by a woman. But I did not. I found it boring and emotionally I just was. not. invested. And I found most of the plot unbelievable, which is saying something since there is a lot of belief suspension involved in Greek tragedy that I usually don't have a problem with.
The Phoenician Women --> I liked this more than I expected (and it's also translated by a lady!) but it's probably not one of my favs.
The Bacchae --> I read this every year for the Liberalia. Ugh. I love reading it outloud. This year I read the voices as Scottish, English, and Southern and it was So Much Fun.