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The presents you get..How did they get there?

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We belive the jailers are the kids who are held back from the secret of santa being fake.

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Taking the role of the jailer

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At the point where a child realizes that Santa Clause is a myth, he is unable to return to his previous reality.  Similar to how the freed prisoner was unable to tell his fellow prisoners about the truth, we are unable to share our newfound truth with our youngers peers, siblings, etc.  This is because they will either reject the idea as false or will be unable to comprehend.  They remain blinded while we continue onward with our newfound sight.

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We agree that the silouettes represent the lies which make up our reality

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Accepting the truth about Santa not being real.

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Once a child has become "free,"  he or she becomes a part of the enlightened masses.  That child now knows of two separate realities; one reality that is misguided and now my

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We agree that these represent the teachers and parents holding the secret back from the kids for so long so that they aren't exposed.

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We agree because once yo

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They are trying to explain it's not real.

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We agree because once

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This is true. We'd state that the darkness is more of the truth being kept from them rather than them being oblivious to what's real.

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The jailer was not the one unchained. It was the jailer that unchained the slave. However, we agree that once your parents tell you, you can't go back to believing in santa. Group 2

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We agree with this statement because it is a sense of freedom when you begin to believe the facts that are true in life.

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This is true because, like in the Allegory, the adults are keeping the truth from their kids.

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At a certain age when we develop to the point where we can logically reason, we are released from our "prison" just like the prisoners in the Allegory of the Cave.  We find the light of truth and are able to see all the pieces don't fit in the puzzle that is Santa Clause.

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We agree that the parents and other adults are the jailers

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We agree, because once the fantasy of Santa becomes unreal, you can't convince a child again that Santa is real.

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We most definitely agree with the ideas of the parents and the adults being the people/jailers that keep you from understanding the truth behind santa. Group 2

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Your explanation is good, but we would add that the "chains" keep the children from seeing the truth about Santa and Darkness is the illusion that you still believe in Santa and that you don't know the truth.

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This is true because when we were children, we were all let down when told that santa was not real. After we were told this we began to mature and look at figurative characters differently.

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This is true because when we were children, we

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This is reue

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The chains represent how the children are held to believe that Santa is real. The darkness represents how they don't know any better and they don't know what is out there. Group 2

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When you're okay with Santa not being real.

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When you find out santa isn't real, you'll have a new perspective on life.

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When your parents tell you that Santa is not real and that he is your parents giving you presents. In the cave, this relates to when one jailer is unchained and is showed into the lights and figures

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We think the jailers are the parents, teachers, and adults who have to hold back the secret that there is no Santa.

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Older kids as well as parents go about there lives knowing the full truth.  We are  oblivious to their reality.  Even if they try to enlighten us to the true reality, we remain in our reality, knowing nothing else.  The shadows represent the lies which make up our reality.