Sending his son Pheiddippides to learn new logic, the main character Strepsiades is kicked out of the Thinkery, a sophist school.
In this play's parabasis, the chorus recommends this play get the highest awards and insults the audience for having spurned it. The main character drives away Pasias and Amynias after they attempt to collect the debt his son built up from being lazy and spending it on horse races, and at the end of the play that man burns his former teacher's home. Sending his son Pheiddippides to learn new logic, the main character Strepsiades is kicked out of the Thinkery, a sophist school. For 10 points, name this play by Aristophanes that lampoons Socrates.
In this play's parabasis, the chorus recommends this play get the highest awards and insults the audience for having spurned it.
The {Clouds} [or {Nephelai}]