Exploring the Psychological Depths of Hidden Characters through the God Dionysus

The chapter discusses the intricate relationship between Alexander the Great and the god Dionysus, delving into the psychological elements and implications. John Maxwell O'Brien's book, Alexander the Great, The Invisible Enemy, portrays Dionysus as a god embodying transformation and paradox, emphasizing the role of wine in connecting with him and its impact on inducing subconscious behaviors.