This paper argues that Aristotle's high-minded personality would not make a good friend, and examines the works of Aristotle.

In this paper, I will argue that Aristotle's high-minded person will not make a good friend. By identifying that a high-minded person will not befriend an inferior one, there is no dispute that Aristotle would not make a good friend. Friends are mirror images of themselves. They will reflect back what is good as well as what is not good about each other. This is why the high-minded Aristotle would not make a good friend …

…this entire paper assuming the friend would be an average person. I have not considered what would occur if Aristotle were to occur a person as high-minded as he were, because I assume that there is no one as high-minded as he in philosophy. Other than that uncertainty I feel satisfied with my paper. Thorough reexamination of my paper has relieved me of any doubt that my argument does not add up to its conclusion.