Eventually, Socrates concludes that the act is considered "unjust" and "morally unjustified." ... -Crito (Plato 569) Crito believed that by helping Socrates to escape, he could go on to fulfill his personal obligations. ... -Socrates (Plato 571) In the arguments that Socrates makes, what other people think does not matter. ... -Socrates (Plato 577), is one of the most important and crucial in the Crito dialogue. ... "Plato: The Problem of Intellectual and Moral Consistency". ...

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In Crito, Plato gives a vivid account of Crito's last attempt to persuade his old friend. ... "If it appears that we shall be acting unjustly, then we have no need at all to take into account whether we shall have to die if we stay here and keep quiet, or suffer in another way, rather than do wrong,"(49). ...

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