What is your confused Q for 4/25?

resubmit socrates did not believe in the opinion of the majority, but crito believed it because the majority have the ability to do evil

resubmit socrates did not believe in the opinion of the majority

If the state does not treat Socrates in a just manner, why must he obey the laws?

I don't understand the relationship between Socrates and Crito?

Wouldn't Socrates escaping be correcting the evil, rather than returning the evil?

Exactly who is Crito?

if the opinion of the wise is good,then why dont Scorates want to save himself.isnt his opinion wise and helps people think?

why does Crito keep repeating how much he will miss Socrates. I thought he is Socrates?i thought Socrates doesnt care what people say.

What exactly is critos' relationship towards Socrates?

I'm not understanding the text as a whole what does it mean? Is critos supposed to be a representation of society?

how did crito and socrates met?

so the unwise people are evil and the wise are not and should be regarded. But if the unwise upinion are disregarded then why doesnt he just escape.

Can you explain who is Crito is and whats his impotance?

Is Crito Socrates or is he Socrates friend? Lost on the idenity of who's Crito?

If we shouldn't care about the publics opinion, why wouldn't Socrates just escape from jail instead of worrying about being judged?

Is crito like socrates? A symbol if him or like a student? That is the only thing I don't really

what is Socrates relation to crito? Is crito his student?

how can someone judge right and wrong with reason when something is wrong in itself

Why is Socrates in jail in the first place? What is he trying to teach exactly? I know that Socrates believes revenge is wrong.

I am confused about socrates attitude about him going to jail and crito's opinion.

is "crito" a character of good citizenship?

I still don't understand why Socrates refuses to escape with crito

what does socrates have to do with crito .. And does that story have any significance to him or the point that's trying to be made?

I'm not exactly sure what the crito is and who it revolves around. It says Plato's crito and than it has a big dialogue about Socrates, so I'm kind lost.

Even if something is the consensus of the masses, the consensus could be bad if the masses are uneducated?

is this passage talking about the tyranny of the majority?

is socrates basically trying to say that if he leaves the city he will be doing wrong therefor he will be considered evil?

what was the relationship between socrates and crito?

What exactly is the "crito" and what story is the first page trying to tell?