By the end of the dialogue, Socrates seems to have persuaded Crito that escaping would be unjust.

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In the dialogue "Crito" by Plato, Socrates argues that escaping from prison would be unjust because it would violate the laws and principles of Athens, to which he has agreed to adhere. By the end of the dialogue, Crito appears to accept Socrates' reasoning, indicating that Socrates has persuaded him that escaping would indeed be unjust.

By the End of the Dialogue, Socrates Seems to Have