What, according to Epicurus, is the good for each person? What, according to lat

What, according to Epicurus, is the good for each person? What, according to later Stoics like Epictetus, is the good for each person? How do these later conceptions of the good for each person differ from Aristotle’s conception of the good for each person? What role do close personal relationships play in the philosophies of Epicurus and Epictetus? How do these later conceptions of the good differ from Aristotle’s conception? Is it fair to think that Aristotle is an optimist when it comes to living a good life whereas Epicurus and Epictetus tend to be pessimistic? Lastly, do you find any of their views persuasive, and why or why not?