The Lysis is a continuous narrative of Socrates to an unspecified listener. To this unknown listener, Socrates recounts a meeting he had with some young men, such as Hippothales and Ctesippus, outside an Athenian wrestling school. The young men invite Socrates to follow them inside the wrestling school to discuss after a religious festival. This discussion, centered around friendship, is recounted by Socrates to his unknown listener. Socrates' interlocutors, Lysis and Menexenus, are almost children and are accompanied by their tutors, although they actively participate in the discussion and follow Socrates without particular difficulty.
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