Plato Stories

I drew clothes and other things on the characters from Cats the Musical. There are some things in this story that I do not support anymore. Like a certain ship coughplatoriacough, but I will leave the images/edits in because I don't feel like putting in the effort to take them out.

Short story revolving around the Rum Tum Tugger and Mistoffelees!

Is there a difference between shadows and the objects that cast them? Are there places in the world where both shadow and object are so intertwined that it's difficult to discern them both? Hollywood California may very well be such a place where this happens. The stars of the red carpet shine brightly upon the movie sets, creating a kind of reality itself. However, do the stars themselves know reality from the shadows they cast? This is an essay I had written for college which compares the philosophy of Plato with the film Mulholland Drive by David Lynch. Enjoy!

Notes that i have taken for PLATO class. I needed some place to put them.

A young kitten has been kidnapped by master criminal Macavity, and Mr. Mistoffelees, the conjuring cat, is the only hope of bringing her back. But something's wrong... -I do not own CATS, or the characters. I only own the plot-

An allegory inspired by Plato's Allegory of the Cave

"Sometimes being in love is like being a nightingale in a cage, blissfully happy and beautiful at first, until you realise you're trapped." "The Nightingale" is a tale about Love.

COMPLETE. Eli just wants to get through college in one piece, but that goal is cast aside the day he awakens from his simulated reality. Will Subject 801 submit to the system? Or will he fight his dreamscape-- and those desperate to keep him there? Featured on WattpadExplorer's Hidden Gems reading list. Added to the 2020 Shortlist.

Pointing out strengths and weaknesses in 3 different philosophical standpoints towards education and offering strategies to cover these weaknesses and increase the quality of students' education in a constantly evolving contemporary society Written in 2021

I wrote this for Political Theory. Enjoy. Nicky is daddy

If you have read Socrates' defence for his trial (Apology) you definitely know that he was persecuted and sentenced to death for not believing in the greek gods. But reading his discourse, he does seem to believe in a god. This raises the question of what god did he belive in (since he was persecuted due to the fact he did not believe in the greek ones). So if not the greek ones, which ones? Or one? This essay, although worked upon after reading multiple Socratic dialogues like Apology, Euthyphro, Crito, Phaedo, Protagoras; mainly draws from Apology and Euthyphro, to unravel his view on diving beings. Thus, I am aiming to argue, that Socrates did believe in the gods of the city as relatively supreme beings to humans, but he never considered them as God (uppercase g), where the capital G denotes the absolute.

Another collection of like, five -amateur at best- poems. Please do not plagiarize<3