Allegory: The Prisoner To Step Outside Into The Real World

The allegory itself consists of multiple concepts, the first of which is vision against blindness. It’s commonly said that seeing is believing and this case is no exception to the aforementioned statement. All it took was the courage of one prisoner to step outside into the real world to see and uncover an entirely new world outside, just waiting to be uncovered and explored. Armed with the sights of the real world, the prisoner freed the other two to explain to them what he had saw outside. Enraged by disbelief, the other two prisoners, hindered by the blindness, which is the cave in this case, vehemently denied any claims to a new world that the freed prisoner had discovered and witnessed first hand. Within the drawing, two prisoners remained