A review by robk
Crito by Plato

3.0

Socrates debates his friend Crito on whether one should respect the opinions of the many and the nature of justice. He concludes that even if many believe unjustly, or behave unjustly (used synonymously with evilly), we must respond justly. Socrates ultimately upholds the virtues of the state, choosing to die rather than defy the law.