r women and men are equally sensible. For the first task, she came up with the answer that the baker had to use a mold to make them identical. For the second task, her conclusion was that no horse could be the same but they did come out of the same mold, no other mold. For the third conclusion, she decided for a man to have a immortal soul he must have two separate parts: a body that gets worn out over time and a soul that functions no matter what happens to the body. Her fourth conclusion was that men have the same common sense as a woman, so yes they would have to be equal. After she finished thinking about these ideas, then finally came her lesson about Plato. Plato’s philosophy was that all living things were imperfect copies of the eternal forms in the world of ideas. Everything and everyone even yourself are imperfect. Plato divides the human soul into three parts: the rational part, supported by the will, controls the appetite. After Sophie finished reading Plato’s theory, her head was filled with questions. Questions that need to be answered. Upon reading Plato’s theory, Sophie decided to take a walk in the woods the next day. She was determined to find this Alberto Knox and his dog Hermes. Soon enough she was on her way through the woods where she finally reached a lake. There across the lake she saw a small cabin and decided that Knox must have lived there. She got into the small boat that took her across the lake. She approached the cabin and proceeded inside very carefully. There she found a school ID with a picture of a girl on it and under that picture read the name Hilde Moller Kang. Sophie also found a series of white envelopes with her name on it. Suddenly she heard Hermes barking from a distance and froze to a panic. She didn’t want Knox finding her there, so she ran out of the cabin all the way home. That same afternoon Hermes came over to her house to deliver her a letter and her next lesson. ...
