Socrates laughs heartily.
End of dialogue.
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If anyone knows of a dialogue where this happens at the very end, please notify me.
Could it be the Symposium / The Banquet? I think in that piece he is a minor figure.
Or could this be a lost dialogue of Socrates instead of Plato, in which Plato laughs heartily?
Perhaps it is called Sophrosyne, and features the idea that Plato is a valuable student...
THEY WANTED A SNCC
