Book 2 spawning from the heels of Thrasymachus attack on justice, furnishes Glaucon and Adeimatus drawing agreement with this anti-faction of thought, explicating that justice is a rather social contract binding on one gaining rewards in the afterlife. Glaucon employs a three fold explanation to manifest the notion of goods, the first class subduing an instrumental force where things are only desirable in virtue of the implications inflicted; namely physical training and medical treatment, the second category attains an inherent kind where things are desirable for its own sake; primarily joy and the highest class. Lastly, the ultimate category surrounds the binding of both of these kinds. What is the general puzzle for Socrates is to show
