Methe

Methe was the goddess of celebrations, parties, and revelry. She was also known as the personification of drunkenness and was said to be the daughter of Dionysus, the god of wine and madness, without a mother. She is also a member of the Maenads. In Greek mythology, Methe was known as the attendant to her father Dionysus and was believed to have been mentored by Silenus, the god of drunkenness and winemaking. She is often portrayed as a Maenad, one of the female followers of Dionysus known for their wild and frenzied behavior. Methe, in Greek mythology, is derived from the word "meth," which means wine or intoxication. She is often portrayed as being carefree, playful, and full of life, taking after her father Dionysus. Her speech is said to be slurred, giving the impression that she is always slightly inebriated. Despite this, Methe has a kind heart and enjoys bringing joy to those around her.