5-7 pages. in line 10a of the euthyphro socrates presents what is often called the “euyphro paradox”. socrates does not specifically sovle the paradox in the text, but argue what his solution to it is, given the choices we see him make. socrates also never directly says wether he agrees with what euthyphro is doing or not. neverless explain what you think he would have done had he been in euthyphro’s shoes. what do these questions have to do with each other.