Crito

When justice conflicts with survival—what would you choose?

In Crito, Plato presents a deeply moving dialogue between Socrates and his loyal friend Crito, set in a prison cell as Socrates awaits execution. With an escape plan ready, Crito urges him to flee—but Socrates refuses.

What follows is a powerful exploration of justice, law, and moral responsibility. Through calm yet unshakable reasoning, Socrates argues that one must never do wrong—even in the face of injustice. His decision raises t...