What is the main conflict in Gorgias by Plato?

The main points of view in Gorgias involve perceptions on power, good and evil, and
philosophy. The two conflicting points of view whether power can justify wrong is
represented by Callicles and Socrates. Those in power are often excused for doing
wrong and considered immune from harm. Callicles regards power as part of a natural order due to natural advantage of those who are stronger. Socrates has a completely different view of power, distinguishing between power gained through evil or good. Evil ways leads to wretchedness regardless of the amount of power one has, while power should only be used for self-control rather than control others.