The quote "Men would say of him that up he went and down he came without his eyes" from paragraph 33 means that, Even though leaving the darkness is rewarding, it ultimately leads to heartbreak and personal loss.
<h2>Option D.</h2>
<u>Explanation:</u>
The following quote is a part of the story ' Allegory of the Cave' authored by Plato, where he puts forward the theory regarding human perception. The cave symbolizes the ignorance of the contemporary world.
According to Plato, those who are in cave are often afraid of the knowledge and who thinks that there's no good in discovering the truth. Such people are the ones who view philosophy as something evil.
D. Even though leaving the darkness is rewarding, it ultimately leads to heartbreak and personal loss.
Explanation:
The line shown in the question above is related to the myth of the cave, created by Plato. In this myth, Plato explains how human ingenuity works in relation to the perception of the world, making allegories about how the perception of the truth can be painful and even if it reveals something good for humanity, it can provoke bad feelings of disgust. In other words, we can say that the meaning of the line shown above is "
Even though leaving the darkness is rewarding, it ultimately leads to heartbreak and personal loss."
Answer to this phrase is Antony or Brutus. I'm leaning more towards Brutus. Since after he participated in the killing he then questioned if had done the right thing. Brutus was most definitely a true Roman defender & thought Caesar was going to crown himself king! Cassius & Calpurnia were co-conspirators in the killing.
I say Brutus! If I'm not correct I'll message you.
