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Summary of lesson ozamadias

Answer 1

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☆☞ SUMMARY OF LESSON OZAMADIAS ☜☆

✔✔ The Narrator: The narrator starts the poem with the introduction as to how the traveller had narrated his trip to the ancient land.

✔✔ The Traveler: Two huge yet without the upper part of the body sculptures stood in the desert. Near them lay a shattered face, which had a frown and a wrinkled expression on his face. The face also held a hostile expression of cold command. The expression could be read very well on these lifeless things because of the sculptor’s artistry. On the pedestal appeared the words of the king himself. It read that his name was Ozymandias, king of kings, who commanded the forthcoming rulers to look up to him, and be saddened by the fact that they can never beat the glory he had achieved.

Ozymandias: I am Ozymandias, king of all kings: look upon my work and be despaired by my might, which you can never surpass.

The sculptor is used in the poem to show how, at the point of death, the sculptor and the king are at an equal level.  In the light of the poem, we can say that the sculptor was a very wise man. He could see the future of the King. He had understood the king's feelings and passions very well. He made the king's expression quite scornful. He knew that nothing lasts forever and the king's expression will be scornful after seeing his ruined kingdom. His attitude while framing this sculptor gives meaning to the sculpture as well as the poem. 

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Answer 2

Ozymandias Summary. The speaker describes a meeting with someone who has traveled to a place where ancient civilizations once existed. We know from the title that he's talking about Egypt. The traveler told the speaker a story about an old, fragmented statue in the middle of the desert.


The speaker describes a meeting with someone who has traveled to a place where ancient civilizations once existed. We know from the title that he’s talking about Egypt. The traveler told the speaker a story about an old, fragmented statue in the middle of the desert. The statue is broken apart, but you can still make out the face of a person. The face looks stern and powerful, like a ruler. The sculptor did a good job at expressing the ruler’s personality. The ruler was a wicked guy, but he took care of his people.

On the pedestal near the face, the traveler reads an inscription in which the ruler Ozymandias tells anyone who might happen to pass by, basically, “Look around and see how awesome I am!” But there is no other evidence of his awesomeness in the vicinity of his giant, broken statue. There is just a lot of sand, as far as the eye can see. The traveler ends his story.

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