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This image represents the immortal soul leaving the body 

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Plato believes that the soul is being held back from the body and is sort of behind prison in bars.

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The soul is not within her own nature according to the Phaedo. This shows Plato's perspective and belief of the soul.

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The soul is described to be simple in the Phaedo which further connects to Plato's persepctive of the soul.

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Plato describes the soul of having the attribute of being pure.

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The soul is rational according to the Phaedo.

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Within the Phaedo, an example of an attribute of the soul is to be invisible.

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The Phaedo states that the soul is seen dark with the bodily eye. This is an example of Plato's perspective on an attribute of the soul.

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It is stated within the Phaedo that, "The soul resembles the divine and the body the mortal." This example connects to the perception of souls in the eyes of plato.

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Within Plato's Phaedo, it is stated that the soul lives in bliss with shows his perspective of the soul.

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Polluted is what the soul is described to be within the body and relays the perspective that Plato has on the soul.

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The soul is described to be in love with the body which relays Plato's perspective on the soul.

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The soul is also described to be accustomed to have fate according to the Phaedo.

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Fear is another attribute that the soul is accustomed to which is a perspective for Plato.

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Within the Phaedo the soul is viewed as ignorant. With this view that Plato has on the soul within the body it allows for his perspective to be seen.

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Depression of the soul is an attribute that is stated within the Phaedo.

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Unifrom is what the soul is described to be within the Phaedo. This idea that the soul is uniform shows Plato's perception.

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The soul is described to be noble within the Phaedo which is a direct attribute of the soul.

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The soul is a companion of the body which is an attribute that Plato percieves.

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A servant of the body is what the soul is described to be within the Phaedo, which relays that views that Plato had on the soul.

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The soul is also described to use the body as an instrument which is a perception that Plato has on the soul.

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The soul is additionally described to not have full knowledge when being within the body relaying a view of the soul from Plato.

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Being unchangeable is what the soul is described to be as part of the perspective that Plato has on the soul.

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The soul is also described to rule when the body and soul are connected. This attribute of the soul is ordered by nature.

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Within the Phaedo the view that the soul is Divine is an attribute that is within the perspective of Plato.

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"That soul, I saw, herself invisible."

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"Not in her own nature"

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"The soul is only able to view existence through the bars of a prison"

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"She is wallowing in the mire of all ignorance."

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"Which to the bodily eye is dark."

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From the Allegory of the Cave, "Yet this Form is something we intellectually identify and use as a standard for classifying the multitude of objects presented to our sense perception.

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From the Allegory of the Cave, "Anyone can leave the level of belief behind if they will only discipline themselves to turn away from sense perception and the objects of belief."

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The soul as described within the conversation is intelligible. This meaning that it is able to be understood only be intellect, not by the senses. This is helpful in the perspective of how Plato sees the soul.