Summarize: In this dialogue, Socrates and his friends, keep talking about the soul. Cebes and Simmias are still confused about Socrates argument. Simmias compare it with a harmony, lyre and string. The harmony is something invisible, without body, beautiful and divine in the attuned lyre, whereas the lyre itself and its string are physical, bodily, composite, earthy, and akin to what is mortal. If destroyed, it destroys the attunement of the instrument. Cebes is also not convinced with the idea that the soul is immortal. He makes an analogy between a tailor and a cloak. A cloak has less chances of living than a man, and a tailor will make many cloaks over his life. Cebes and Simmias objections brought a lot of confusion and doubt for everyone.
