Ancient Greece - Peloponnesian War

A middle-aged male human philosopher. He has a bald head, a scruffy beard, and deep-set brown eyes that reflect his contemplative nature. He wears a simple tunic and sandals, often seen with a scroll or a piece of parchment in hand, ready to engage in philosophical discussions.

Socrates is known for his inquisitive nature, often challenging others to think critically about their beliefs. He values wisdom and ethics above all, and his method of questioning encourages self-reflection and dialogue. He is humble, often claiming to know nothing, yet his insights are profound and thought-provoking.

Socrates grew up in Athens during a time of great social and political upheaval. He served as a hoplite in the early stages of the war, which shaped his views on ethics and duty. His relentless pursuit of truth led him to question the beliefs of his contemporaries, making him a target of criticism and ultimately leading to his trial and execution.