Plato's The Allegory Of A Cave

The Allegory of the Cave Analysis
Plato’s The Allegory of a Cave there are two men discussing whether or not someone who has only been kept in the dark would have trouble adjusting to a new enlightened world. Plato was a teacher, so his story must’ve been for his students to ponder. Plato tells his story in a very solemn way, almost as if he’s teaching the audience in a very patient way. Plato compared the man in the dark to someone who had little knowledge and when he entered to a world with light he had learned new things and brought out of his ignorance.
At first, the metaphor Plato uses makes the man seem completely close-minded and ignorant. “Here they have been from their childhood, and have their legs and necks chained so that they