The Bacchae has involved itself with solid characters that draw reader's attention to their personalities, characteristics and behaviours.

... By "Sotoodeh Yarmahmoudi" The Bacchae has involved itself with solid characters that draw reader's attention to their personalities, characteristics and behaviours. What Euripides done to make this affect on it's reader's mind is the way of portraying the characters with their extreme religious experience, as the prologue began with the main character by using a long Godish speech (Monologue), to make an image of how powerful this protagonist is by mentioning himself as "Son of Zeus". A character who is powerful, conforming tradition and motives of humiliation, who we will believe that he is still in doubt of his followers to take him as "son of the Zeus" ,By using "they said Dionysus was no son of Zeus...therefore I shall prove to him and every man in Thebes that I am God indeed". That makes us to understand the fact, which his target audience is, mainly Pentheus and those who don't worship

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