Dionysus' dual role refers to the happiness and sense of accomplishment that some acts of savagery conveyed.
What does this represent?
- It represents the concept of freedom included in the concept of wildness.
- It represents the desire of human beings to free themselves from all rules as a way to seek happiness.
Dionysus represented the desire for freedom by showing his dual nature as the god of joy and the god of savagery. This is because there is a perception that human savagery is limited by all the rules and social standards without which human beings could have complete happiness.
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