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Based on Plato’s Allegory of the Cave, The Cave explores a wide range of philosophical topics told through the wonderful art of story.
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Who am I? Why does everything have to be so hard? How can I get what I’m looking for? What do I even want out of life? How can I be sure?
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Embrace what speaks to you, question what doesn’t, and discover your own perspective.