This paper analyzes four scenes from satirical dramas belonging to Aeschylus. Sophocles and Euripides in which the Chorus of Satyrs and Silenus allow themselves to imagine themselves in roles other than those arranged in the plot of the plays. This thought on possible choral roles occurs in the context of self-absorption and tends to suspend the choral action to project an image that ... https://www.chiggate.com/red-sensation-hydrangea-supply/