character sketch of ozymandias?
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Ozymandias, the Greek name for the Egyptian pharaoh Ramses II, is portrayed in Shelley's poem as domineering and cruel. His face, sculpted on a monument that lies in the sand separated from his body, bears a "sneer of cold command." Ozymandias had carved on his pedestal a message that suggested he was arrogant, as he claimed he was "the king of kings." Also on the pedestal were the words "Look on my Works, ye Mighty,...
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When we look upon the character of Ozymandias , we see that on one hand he was a boastful man who bragged about himself stating that he was the king of kings while also pretends himself to be mightier even than the gods .
On the other hand we see that however he was, despite of his flaws,being a king he was responsible for the betterment of his kingdom and it's people.
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