These are two posters created to briefly introduce the idea of the purest form of friendship adopted by Aristotle. Aristotle's definition of the purest form of friendship is simply put, a bond created and matured over their mutual agreement to pursue the good and improve each other.

One poster is created with less words in order to warrant more research and thought, while the other is more informational and gives a more detailed explanation of what the purest form of friendship is to Aristotle.

This is all relevant to this website because it touches on the idea that closer relationships, such as family like friendships, do bring about benefits such as improving your friend and yourself.