The ethical implications of the “Allegory of the cave” are based off the with the prisoners and the man that was free. The man who was set free had to ask himself many questions regarding the fact of discovering a new reality. Should he tell the other, or keep it to himself? By telling the others he has the risk of either them making fun of him for believing in such nonsense, or they come to realization that there is really more than just the shadows on the walls. With this you can take it and put it into perspective of a real situation. For example; the national kids here in the U.S. see the world in one way, which then we only have one perspective outlook in life. Whereas the international kids who have come here to study have two
