Koppány Enikő - Jezabel

"I am Jezebel. I was born a princess, I became a king's wife, I was the mother of kings. I am the first among the first, the apple of my father's eye, the lover of Ahab, the support of my sons. And until I die, the queen of Israel... Now I die. I spread my arms and walk one forward. The journey was so short. My eyes looked into the eyes of the terrified horse, hooves rose above my head, and then the light went out."

Was the death of Jezebel - the wife of King Ahab of Israel and the daughter of Ethbaal the ruler of Sidon - just as it is written in the Bible in the "Second Book of Kings"? Was she a harlot, an idolater and a spendthrift, so did she deserve to be run over by chariots and dogs to lick up her blood? Or she was just a woman, loving, hugging and raising children, like so many before and after her in the long history of mankind. A woman who died an undeserved, undignified death like so many others? - The story of Jezebel awaits an answer to this question. But only the reader can answer that.