What aspects of Plato’s text (materialism, reality, government, justice, etc.) do you think would be important to include in your adaptation? Which would you leave out? Why?

Please answer the questions for each source provided: Source 1: http://classics.mit.edu/Plato/republic.8.vii.htmlQuestions: 1. Do you think Plato’s “Allegory of the Cave” is still relevant to a modern audience? Why/why not?2. Imagine that you wanted to create a modern-day adaptation of Plato’s “Allegory of the Cave.” What aspects of Plato’s text (materialism, reality, government, justice, etc.) do you think would be important to include in your adaptation? Which would you leave out? Why?Source 2: The Matrix Movie( the link is provided through my school’s library) 1999. Questions: 1. The Matrix is a 1999 effort by Lana and Lilly Wachowski to create a modern-day adaptation of Plato’s “Allegory of the Cave.” Did you notice the similarities between Plato’s text and the movie while watching it? Either way, now that you know, list 2-3 similarities and differences between Plato’s text and the film. Pick one of the similarities or differences you listed and discuss why you think it’s important to your understanding of the film.2. Although the Wachowskis intended to create a film that re-contextualized the most famous elements of Plato’s The Republic for a modern audience, if we look closely, we could argue that The Matrix is really a dramatic interpretation of Marx’s notion of class warfare. Identify and explain one strong similarity between Marx’s text and The Matrix.Please answer the questions as 1,2,3 and not as an essay.