Plato's The Crito

In Plato's critique life, people are guided by moral beliefs and principles. Whether their beliefs are good or bad, their decision is based on them. In Plato's "criticism", Socrates emphasized his moral beliefs and principles when he decided not to escape from prison. Socrates had the opportunity to avoid his death sentences but he chose not to do so because there is a moral obligation to sacrifice.

In Plato's 'criticism', Socrates and Christ talked deeply about the cause of Socrates escape. Socrates was accused of defiling the hearts of the young people in Athens. Christopher's student and close friend Christos tried to persuade him to escape because he did not believe that Socrates committed the actual crime. Socrates believes that if the government punishes him because he violated the commandments he may have violated the law. - Socrates is condemned to be a lawyer to "teach things to others" and "to investigate things on the ground and the ground to make weaker claims more visible." (Apology, Plato, Philosophical Classical, page 21) Socrates was also denounced the existence of God and was accused of eroding young people. Socrates tried to prove he is innocent

In the criticism of Plato, Creole tried to convince Socrates to escape from prison so that he could avoid being executed. Creo thinks that Socrates is executed unfairly, so the best way is to escape. The next step is why Socrates was not able to escape detention. Both agreed that Socrates' claim to him is innocent. The dilemma she faces is whether to abide by the law or to break the law based on the fact that Socrates should not be forced to be innocent. Legal or conscientious debate as to which person dominates the person. Creole promised to Socrates to help him escape, and Socrates rejected the proposal. Socrates said, "So we should not do the wrong things? ... Maybe as many people think, when the injured are injured, we have to hurt someone Because fraud is not bad, it is not good to do wrong to deal with fraud.