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Jiang portrays Pentheus as lured by voyeuristic desire into Dionysus's trap, where the Bacchae, including his mother, rip him apart.
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Pentheus
Jiang portrays Pentheus as lured by voyeuristic desire into Dionysus's trap, where the Bacchae, including his mother, rip him apart.
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"...have sex together, okay? We can watch their sex parties. And Pentheus says, okay, that's interesting, okay? So together the two go into the..."
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"So Pentheus climbs the tree and he hangs by the branch, okay? And he has a very clear view of the Bacchae who are..."
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"...festival they sacrifice a man who's the king of thebes uh pentheus and so what they do is they capture him they rip him..."
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"...what i've done and she's holding the head of her son pentheus in her right hand and she's saying to everyone this is a..."
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"...the worship of Dionysus. The king of Thebes, his name is Pentheus, Pentheus, he hears about this. He hears about all this chaos."
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