At the end of part i, ignorance is cast into hell even though he has crossed the river to the gate of the celestial city.
what effect did author john bunyan most likely intend this allegorical event to have?
it would remind readers that the message of the allegory is only an opinion.
it would warn readers that there is no sure way to be saved, even in the celestial city.
it would readers who do not consider themselves ignorant.
it would encourage readers to fight against sin in their lives while maintaining their faith
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