"Philotas" by Gottgold Ephraim Lessing is a tragedy that reflects the difficult relationship between father and son, loyalty and betrayal, honor and duty. The main character, Philotas, a young and talented soldier, finds himself in the middle of political intrigues and conspiracies that may threaten his own life and honor. The author, through lively dialogues and complex images, shows the psychological conflicts of the characters and reflects the depth of their inner experiences. This book leaves the reader with many questions about morality and loyalty, about the line between politics and personal values, about freedom of choice and responsibility for one's actions.