In contrast to Ancient Greek, where mankind and the Gods lived in harmony and interact with each other, the author is eager to find philosophical problems faced by mankind in which may cause the Gods distress. The characters of the Tourist and the Guide include the tourist, who came from the other side of the world to visit the ruins of Baalbek, the sculptor, and a man who symbolized the people of the future. The script, unlike normal scripts that are divided into acts, is divided into three sections: arrival, visit and return.