They are chained so that they can only see in front of them. Behind them is a fire and above them is a road with a small wall. All these men are able to see are shadows cast on the wall from men on the road above like a puppet show. These prisoners believe this to be reality, much like we perceive our sense reality to be true...
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Socrates suggests that if one was to be freed and taken up out of the cave they would be bewilled and would want to turn back, however with some guidance and adjustment he would in time become able to look upon the sun in all its glory without reflection and see the true world rather than the cave...
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