what did ozymandias subjects think of him?
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The poem "Ozymandias" by Percy Bysse Shelley was reputedly written about the Egyptian King Rameses 11 - Ozymandias was his Greek name. He was an Egyptian pharaoh from 1279-1213 b.c.e. and was famous for his statesmanship, architecture,military leadership, administrative abilities, and building activity.
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Ozymandias thinks that he is the King of Kings and every one (the the future kings and even the all might) should know how powerful he is .
he wants everyone to remember him (wants to be immortal)
by saying that "my name is Ozymandias King of Kings Look upon my works Ye mighty and despair"
he is throwing challenge to all the future kings and even the almighty that they cannot replace him ever in their lives
hope it helps❤❤
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Ozymandias thinks that he is the King of Kings and every one (the the future kings and even the all might) should know how powerful he is .
he wants everyone to remember him (wants to be immortal)
by saying that "my name is Ozymandias King of Kings Look upon my works Ye mighty and despair"
he is throwing challenge to all the future kings and even the almighty that they cannot replace him ever in their lives
hope it helps❤❤
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