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Superbly made and acutely clever, The Golden Mean is just a daring reimagining of 1 of history’s most interesting relationships—that between your renowned philosopher Aristotle and his most famous student, Alexander the Truly Amazing. To be able to tutor the rebellious boy of his boyhood buddy, Philip of Macedon  Aristotle is originally hesitant to create aside their own goals. Nevertheless, the thinker quickly understands that training this enchanting, occasionally scary, and shocking teen-ager is just a prerequisite amid the ever-more sinister intrigues of Philip’s courtroom. But as Alexander grows older and becomes a guy who'll change the planet for better or for worse, Aristotle, like every trainer, considers their own culpability.