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Suppliants:
Another great, but shocking play. Here Aeschylus deals with fear of rape, xenophobia, moral dilemma and, by the by, helps constituting democracy. His description stay as violent and terrifying as usual.
I cannot understand why it doesn't get the as much recognition as his other play. Absolutely underrated.

Seven Against Thebes: Aeschylus can draw pictures of fear and terror like nobody else. And he seems to enjoy destroying families.

Persians: Although it doesn't happen very much (there are mainly reports of the events), the amount of suffering is huge. There is also a ghost and a few quite gore descriptions. Pretty intense.