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Plays about the folly and arrogance of those who do not worship the gods, and how mercilessly the gods retaliate, showing no remorse. It's those whom survive their vegeance, the gods' mortal tools in their wrath whom show the remorse and growth, giving them layers of development the gods cannot, being immortal, demanding worship, even though they are capable of bestowing great gifts to those in their favor and are cruel in their retribution against those who deny them. All this was softened by the beauty of the chants of the chorus, of Dionysus's worshippers, and the intriguing element of imbalance in his detractor. The beauty made the read a pleasure, even though the worship of Dionysus was given a harsh element of righteous censure which felt curious combined with the frenzied nature of the worship itself.