Those who were involved in the education of the young in Athens in the 5th century BC dealt with the depth and breadth of humanitarian problems. However, their work was not only difficult, but also easy to misunderstand, often with unpleasant consequences... Pheidippides, the son of Strepsiades, decides after his father's urging to attend classes at Socrates' University. However, Pheidippides' complete transformation after his studies will disappoint Strepsiades, who will decide to take revenge on Socrates by setting fire to his University.