ough their benefit he benefits, what makes them happy pleases him.
During his conversation with Cephalus and Polemarchus, Socrates is not close in attempting to define justice. What makes Socrates different from his friends (Cephalus and Polemarchus) is that he just keeps to methodically question/challenge the established interpretation in the way that enables him to reveal an existing inconsistency, if any. He methodically poses a serious of logical questions so as to break down concept for the purpose of revealing their questioning the established interpretation of justice, attempts to identify inconsistency, seeks clarity with the p and