Answer:
When we read the description of the prince's palace, we can see that it is grand and imposing, but with totally unpredictable paths, where someone could easily get lost. In addition, the castle has a variety of colors, from bedrooms, living rooms, among other surprises. This can be seen as an allegory for life because, like the castle, life is something imposing, but full of surprises and we never know what the end of the path we will reach will be.
Step-by-step explanation:
In literature, allegory is a figure of speech, which allows a word, or an element of the text, to abandon its literal and denotative meaning and takes on another meaning, in a subjunctive, connotative and referential way. In other words, we can say that the allegory exhibits a plurality of meanings in a lesser element, therefore being a generator of plurisignification.
This makes the text deeper and less literal.