The book focuses on Socrates’ trial, where he is accused of corrupting the youth and impiety. In Apology, he defends himself with courage and argues that seeking truth and questioning life are essential duties of every individual. In Crito, Socrates refuses to escape from prison, emphasizing his respect for the law and justice, even when the outcome is unfair. In Phaedo, the dialogue describes his final moments and presents deep discussions about the immortality of the soul and the philosopher’s attitude toward death