Original sentence: Also Plato's use of the Ring of Gyges as a methphor for the corrunption caused by power fully applies to Tolkien's work.Critics such as Steve Bonta consider the magic ring which plays a major role in the books of Tolkien to be conmsiderably inspired by the Ring of Gyges.Gyges' ring had been in the possesion of an ancient king, came into the hands of its later holder when he deccended into a cave, confered the power of invisibity on its holder, enabled him to gain great power but also induced him to ruthless and immoral behaviour
Edited sentence: Also Plato's use of the Ring of Gyges as a metaphor for the corruption caused by power fully applies to Tolkien's work.Critics such as Steve Bonta consider the magic ring which plays a major role in the books of Tolkien to be considerably inspired by the Ring of Gyges.Gyges' ring had been in the possession of an ancient king, came into the hands of its later holder when he descended into a cave, conferred the power of invisibility on its holder, enabled him to gain great power but also induced him to ruthless and immoral behaviour