Essay on Plato’s apology 2 400 слов

Using Plato's Republic (and ONE of the TWO below passages, A or B), explain why Thrasymachus gets angry at Socrates OR why he blushes. What is the meaning of his anger OR embarrassment with reference to the arguments of the first book of Plato's Republic?
A). THRASYMACHUS' ANGER

Socrates: Now even while we were conversing, Thrasymachus made several efforts to take control of the discussion, but he was prevented from doing so by the people sitting beside him who wanted to hear the discussion. But as we had paused, and I had asked this question, he held his peace no longer. Gathering himself up like a wild beast, he came at us as though he would tear us to pieces. Polemarchus and I were panic-stricken with fear, as he roared out in our midst. “What is this nonsense,” said he, “that has taken hold of you for so long, Socrates?"

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B). THRASYMACHUS' EMBARASSMENT